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So. Dakota: Avian flu suspected in deaths of dozens of geese in Rapid City
Avian flu suspected in deaths of dozens of geese in Rapid City
by: Jazzmine Jackson
Posted: Dec 29, 2022 / 02:35 PM CST
Updated: Dec 29, 2022 / 02:35 PM CST
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KELO) — The carcasses of dozens of geese were found near Canyon Lake over, city and state officials said Thursday.
Rapid City officials suspect the avian flu is to blame for the dozens of geese recovered in the last week. Game, Fish and Parks officials have reported “significant cases” of avian flu in snow geese and other waterfowl over the last several weeks.
At the beginning of December, KELOLAND News reported that an avian flu outbreak was affecting more than 300,000 birds in the state...