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Headline: Wisconsin Public Radio, 3/19/2026
Danielle Kaeding reports:
Veterinary experts are urging owners of commercial and backyard flocks to take steps to protect their birds as the nation sees an increase in bird flu outbreaks during spring migration.
In the last month, Wisconsin has had the second-highest number of birds affected by the highly pathogenic avian influenza among flocks nationwide, according to federal data. Currently, more than 14.3 million birds have been infected in 84 flocks across the country.
The vast majority of infections in domestic poultry come from exposure to wild birds that have begun their spring migration, said Alan Huddleston, acting chief veterinary officer with the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service. [emphasis added]
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