Monthly Archive: February 2021

Graduate Students / Mammals / Ontario/Nunavut / Research / Website Rotator

2021-02-25

Canine distemper virus: an ongoing concern for wildlife in Ontario.

Canine distemper virus (CDV) is highly contagious and can cause a severe, often fatal, disease that affects many different body systems including the immune, respiratory, and neurological systems. The virus is found worldwide, and...

Birds / Images / Quebec / Website Rotator

2021-02-22

Surcroissance du bec chez un pic chevelu et une sittelle à poitrine rousse

Récemment, des photos présentant une surcroissance marquée du bec chez un pic chevelu et une sittelle à poitrine rousse nous ont été soumises. Les deux oiseaux ont été photographiés à deux mangeoires différentes dans...

Birds / Images / Quebec / Website Rotator

2021-02-22

Beak overgrowth in a Hairy Woodpecker and a Red-breasted Nuthatch

Recently photos showing a marked overgrowth of the beak in a Hairy Woodpecker and in a Red-breasted Nuthatch were submitted to CWHC-Québec. The two birds were photographed at two different feeders in the Laurentians...

Bat Monthly / White Nose Syndrome

2021-02-09

Managing Bats in Buildings

The Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative Atlantic Region has developed comprehensive guidance for wildlife management agencies, pest control agencies, and the public on how to manage bats in buildings. As we are moving our focus to managing...

Monthly Archive: February 2021

Canine distemper virus: an ongoing concern for wildlife in Ontario.

Surcroissance du bec chez un pic chevelu et une sittelle à poitrine rousse

Beak overgrowth in a Hairy Woodpecker and a Red-breasted Nuthatch

Managing Bats in Buildings

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