NSW Launches Avian Influenza Vaccination Trial for Wild Birds

The New South Wales government is initiating a vaccination program against H5N1 avian influenza for wild birds, beginning with species at Taronga Zoo. Authorities are simultaneously advising pet and backyard bird owners to implement strict biosecurity measures.

28 Aug, 01:55 — 28 Aug, 01:55

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Inside the plan to vaccinate wild birds, starting with the little penguins at Manly

Little penguins, black cockatoos, emus and owls at Taronga Zoo are among the first recipients of a vaccination for H5N1 avian influenza, while the NSW government has urged owners of backyard chickens or of pet birds to take extra precautions.

By Caitlin Fitzsimmons

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NSW Launches Avian Influenza Vaccination Trial for Wild Birds

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Inside the plan to vaccinate wild birds, starting with the little penguins at Manly

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