First case of deadly H5 bird flu found in Australian seabird

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The H5 bird flu virus has been detected in a greater crested tern, marking the first instance of this strain found in an Australian seabird.
The infected bird was discovered in Robe, a location on South Australia's Limestone Coast.
Authorities are monitoring the situation to prevent potential spread and impact on local bird populations.
The discovery raises concerns about the implications for wildlife and biosecurity in the region.

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Deadly H5 bird flu found in local Australian seabird for first timeThe Guardian · 12 days ago

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The H5 bird flu virus has been detected in a greater crested tern, marking the first instance of this strain found in an Australian seabird.
The infected bird was discovered in Robe, a location on South Australia's Limestone Coast.
Authorities are monitoring the situation to prevent potential spread and impact on local bird populations.
The discovery raises concerns about the implications for wildlife and biosecurity in the region.

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