The Canberra Times·3 min read·medium
Endangered species at risk as bird flu spreads
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Andrew Stafford
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Bird flu has been detected in five Australian states, raising concerns about a national wildlife emergency. Conservationists fear for the safety of over 600 native species, including several critically endangered birds currently in captive breeding programs.
Crested terns are the latest species in which suspected bird flu cases have been detected in SA. Photo: Andrew Stafford/AAP PHOTOS Bird flu cases have been detected in a fifth state, prompting warnings of a national wildlife emergency.
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