of Fish and Game. IDAHO FALLS – Avian influenza remains a threat to wild birds across Idaho, and Idaho Fish and Game is aware of several locations reporting cases of wild bird die-offs.

Snow geese fly at the Roswell Marsh near Parma in this 2018 file photo. The Idaho Department of Fish and Game said snow geese and other “light goose” species are dying of bird flu in southwest ...

ISDA said that while HPAI was detected in wild birds this summer in Idaho, there have not been confirmed cases in domestic birds since May. Poultry owners are encouraged to reinforce biosecurity ...

BOISE, Idaho — This story originally appeared in the Idaho Press. Thousands of wild birds have died recently in the Treasure Valley because of avian flu, the Idaho Department of Fish and Game ...

As the skies of the Snake River Canyon fill with newly hatched birds, we are reminded of the wildlife that also calls the beautiful state of Idaho home. Nestled just outside of Boise, the Morley ...

Idaho. According to the Alpaca Owners Association, more than 264,000 alpacas are registered in the United States. While bird flu is most often seen in poultry and wild birds, infections have ...

Seeds can be hard to see and identify unless the bird is sitting on the food plant, such as a wild sunflower. Fruit, on the other hand, can be obvious because the items are usually relatively large.

Thousands of wild birds have died recently in the Treasure Valley because of avian flu, the Idaho Department of Fish and Game announced Wednesday. The sick and dead birds, namely geese ...