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Tuesday, February 3, 2026

BIRD FLU STRIKES NORTHGLENN; GEESE, OWL INFECTED

Northglenn police responded in recent days to nearly a dozen suspected cases of Avian Influenza involving wildlife, including geese and a great horned owl. Bird flu "is a virus that naturally occurs in wild birds, especially waterfowl like geese and ducks," officials said. "While the risk to people is low, the virus can be dangerous to birds and other animals." "Sick birds may appear lethargic, unable to fly, walking in circles or unusually unafraid of people," officials said. "Keep pets away from sick or dead birds, as animals can become infected through contact." If you see dead multiple birds or wildlife acting strangely in Northglenn, call (303) 280-7821.

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