Ireland's health chiefs are sounding the alarm as bird flu fears escalate across the nation. The public is being cautioned against touching or handling sick or dead wild birds due to the persistent ...

The 37th Irish Garden Bird Survey kicks off next Monday 1st December and people across Ireland are encouraged to take part. Last winter’s survey saw the highest participation rate since 2020, with ...

An outbreak of avian flu has been confirmed in a turkey flock in Co Laois, the Department of Agriculture has said. The outbreak, the fourth in November, was detected last Friday. Three bird flu ...

A fifth case of bird flu has been confirmed at a turkey farm, it has been confirmed. A Department of Agriculture spokesman ...

The latest State of the World’s Birds report, published this week, paints the most concerning picture yet of the future of avian species and, by extension, all life on Earth. Nearly half of all bird ...

The Irish Garden Bird Survey, Ireland’s longest running ‘citizen science’ survey, will run from December until February.

DUBLIN (Reuters) -Ireland on Wednesday imposed a mandatory country-wide housing order for poultry and captive birds, effective from November. 10, following the first outbreak of highly pathogenic H5N1 ...

The HSE has this week issued a stark warning, urging people not to touch or handle sick or dead wild birds due to the risk of avian flu, more commonly known as bird flu. The advisory echoes similar ...

PARIS (Reuters) -Ireland reported an outbreak of highly pathogenic H5N1 bird flu on a turkey farm in the eastern part of the country, the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) said on Wednesday, ...

A buzzard's call is a drawn-out, high-pitched Keeere sound, often heard in flight, especially in spring and early summer.

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Cobh (Ireland) (AFP) – On a mission to record all of Ireland's bird species, many of which are dying out, Irishman Sean Ronayne calls his unique audio archive a tool to both raise alarm and bring hope ...