Bird flu is spreading in South Australia’s wild bird populations, with seven more greater crested terns showing suspected H5 symptoms along the Limestone Coast. If confirmed, this would bring total cases to 14 — including recent finds in Semaphore and Robe. Thankfully, poultry, pets, and livestock remain unaffected, and officials praise the public for reporting sick birds. Conservationists warn this could signal the virus is establishing itself in native wildlife, making eradication nearly impossible. Vigilance is now key to protecting Australia’s feathered friends and the broader ecosystem.
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