Tagged: passerines

Alberta / Birds / Citizen Science / National / News & Announcements / Saskatchewan / Surveillance / Website Rotator

2018-02-28

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 stations in Saskatchewan and Alberta. No previous instances of pine grosbeaks diagnosed with scaly-leg...

Birds / Citizen Science / Mycoplasmosis / News & Announcements / Pathology Notes / Quebec / Surveillance / Updates / Website Rotator

2018-02-22

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. The clinical presentation observed in the pictures provided by observers is highly suggestive of mycoplasmosis....

Environment / National / Toxicity / Website Rotator

2018-02-16

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 is a fairly unremarkable and common occurrence in much of the country during this...

Ontario/Nunavut / Surveillance / Website Rotator / West Nile Virus

2018-01-15

Summary of CWHC Ontario/Nunavut’s 2017 West Nile Virus Surveillance

As of November 24, the CWHC Ontario/Nunavut Region has tested 70 birds for the presence of West Nile Virus (WNV) in 2017. All corvids submitted to the CWHC, as well as any other birds...

Tagged: passerines

Suspect Cases of Scaly-Leg in Pine Grosbeaks

Cases of mycoplasmosis in wild passerines birds in feeders: The infection is confirmed

A Salt on Wildlife Health: The Environmental Impacts of Road Salt

Summary of CWHC Ontario/Nunavut’s 2017 West Nile Virus Surveillance

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