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State of NJ August 27, 2022
100 Black Vultures Dead Due To “Bird Flu” In Sussex County, New Jersey
The DEP is aware of over 100 black vulture deaths that have been occurring since early August off the Sussex Branch Trail in Lafayette, Sussex County, New Jersey. USDA has confirmed the cause as Avian Influenza (bird flu)...
Officials: ‘Bird Flu’ Cases Found at Point Pleasant Beach Lake
by Daniel Nee
October 31, 2022
As New Jersey contends with a few cases of the avian flu breaking out across the state, officials were advising local residents to avoid a lake where cases were found.
Point Pleasant Beach Mayor Paul Kanitra said via social media on Monday that cases were found at Lake of the Lilies, a freshwater lake located just a block from the Atlantic Ocean in the southern portion of the borough...
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