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Inside the plan to vaccinate wild birds, starting with the little penguins at Manly

The Age - Home · 28 August 2026 at 11:55 am

Inside the plan to vaccinate wild birds, starting with the little penguins at Manly

Little penguins, black cockatoos, emus and owls at Taronga Zoo are among the first recipients of a vaccination for H5N1 avian influenza, while the NSW government has urged owners of backyard chickens or of pet birds to take extra precautions.

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Inside the plan to vaccinate wild birds, starting with the little penguins at Manly

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