Dispersive Deer and their Role at the Wildlife-Livestock Interface
Transmission of disease between wildlife and livestock is a concern addressed by wildlife managers, livestock producers and veterinarians trying to…
Alberta
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Saskatchewan
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Suspect Cases of Scaly-Leg in Pine Grosbeaks
Recently, pine grosbeaks (Pinicola enucleator) exhibiting a clinical presentation consistent with that of scaly-leg disease have been captured at banding…
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Mycoplasmosis
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Quebec
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Cas de mycoplasmose chez des passereaux sauvages fréquentant les mangeoires : infection confirmée
Au cours du mois de février nous avons reçu plusieurs signalements observateurs d’oiseaux du sud du Québec rapportant des oiseaux…
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Cases of mycoplasmosis in wild passerines birds in feeders: The infection is confirmed
During the month of February we received several mentions from bird watchers reporting birds with eye lesions in southern Quebec.…
A Salt on Wildlife Health: The Environmental Impacts of Road Salt
Icy a Slippery Situation Ice is a major problem in Canada during the winter and the application of road salt…
Avez-vous des questions sur les chauve-souris? Appelez 1-833-434-2287 (BATS)!
Vous pouvez maintenant composer un nouveau numéro sans frais – 1-833-434-2287 (BATS) – pour signaler des observations de chauve-souris à…
Cas de mycoplasmose suspectés chez des passereaux sauvages fréquentant les mangeoires
Dernièrement, quelques observateurs d’oiseaux des régions de Laval et de Trois-Rivières (Québec) nous ont fait parvenir des photographies et vidéos…
Suspected cases of mycoplasmosis in wild passerine birds
Recently, some birdwatchers from the regions of Laval and Trois-Rivières (Quebec) sent us photographs and videos of sick birds. The…
Going batty with bat questions? Call 1-833-434-BATS (2287)!
People can now call a new toll-free number—1-833-434-BATS (2287)—to report sightings of bats on Prince Edward Island (PE) or in…