AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) – As colder temperatures settle into the Texas Panhandle, wildlife experts are warning of a rise in avian influenza cases among wild bird populations.
Stephanie Brady, executive director of the Wild West Wildlife Rehabilitation Center (WWWRC) says her team has already confirmed multiple cases in several bird species.
Those include geese, a red-tailed hawk, and two great horned owls. Additional birds have been sent off for testing…