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ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation·2 min read·medium

Surveillance for deadly H5 bird flu increased for reef's seabird population

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Johanna Marie, Grace Whiteside
Surveillance for deadly H5 bird flu increased for reef's seabird population
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Australian authorities have increased surveillance for H5 avian influenza on Lady Elliot Island to protect vulnerable seabird populations. Researchers are monitoring the red-tailed tropicbird colony as part of a national effort to track the virus's impact on native wildlife.

A newly hatched red-tailed tropicbird. The birds live most of their lives on the water. ( ABC News: Grace Whiteside )

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