HALLANDALE BEACH, Fla. — Close to 20 Muscovy ducks were found dead in Hallandale Beach, and the way they died is suspicious.

Following the discovery of multiple dead birds in a Bay Area city, officials now believe the animals could have been shot with a pellet gun or slingshot. On April 26, a Richmond resident reported ...

The virus, which scientists call H5N1, has spread like wildfire around the globe in recent years, surprising and horrifying ...

About 50 dead birds have been reported in a Contra Costa County neighborhood. Some residents suspected the birds were electrocuted by a power pole. But state wildlife officials found no signs of ...

In just the past two months, residents have counted more than 50 dead birds. They said it’s connected to the power lines. But when PG&E came out to survey the site, they told residents it's not ...

Imagine stepping into your backyard, ready to enjoy a peaceful day, perhaps with a cup of coffee in hand, only to find a dead bird -- or worse, several -- near your bird feeder. It's an unsettling ...

Almost 100 birds have been discovered dead on a Coral Bay beach, with residents and tourists uncertain of the cause behind ...

Residents of East Richmond Heights, an East Bay community less than 15 miles from San Francisco, have reported in recent weeks increasing numbers of birds dropping dead to the ground from power lines.

SOUTH HAVEN, Mich. — One week after more than 100 dead birds were discovered on South Haven's beaches, there are still bird remains scattered across the shoreline, according to locals who told ...

Eagles are sacred for many Native Americans, who can obtain dead birds for religious use through the federal government. Bird ...

Sick or dead birds should be reported to the Delaware Division of Fish and Wildlife at this form or call the division at 302-735-3600 (Ext. 2) if you notice at least five sick or dead wild animals in ...

CDFW wildlife officers are investigating the dead birds, and anyone with information about someone who may be “harming birds” is asked to call the department at 888-334-CALTIP (888-334-2258 ...