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Historic NY

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2. Maybe we could bus them home.

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Fri Mar 14, 2025, 11:04 AM

Mar 14

They as migratory birds they are a spreader of Bird flu especially the highly pathogenic H5N1 strain, through their droppings, saliva, and nasal secretions. They cover large swaths of ground where I live especially where other species congregate, near ponds, reservoirs, parks, ball fields, public space in developments and complexes. etc.

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Nuisance Canada geese get killed, not moved, under new DNR guidelines [View all] marmar Mar 14 OP

I understand both sides, but it seems like another fowl blow against Canada Bernardo de La Paz Mar 14 #1

Maybe we could bus them home. Historic NY Mar 14 #2

Unbelievable Cirsium Mar 14 #3

For gawd's sakes, FIGHT THIS! H5N1 will kill enough of them-- and the rest... mate for life! hlthe2b Mar 14 #4