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Garden Wildlife Health

WEBGarden Wildlife Health (GWH) is a collaborative project between the Zoological Society of London (ZSL), the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO), Froglife and the Royal Society for …

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Feeding Garden Brids: Best Practice Guidance

WEB2. Provide good quality, fresh food. Wherever possible, try to provide natural food sources through wildlife gardening. Buy fresh food from reputable sources and in quantities …

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Beak Abnormalities

WEB1 Beak Abnormalities Agent A number of factors have been confirmed or proposed as causes of beak abnormalities in wild birds. These include exposure to environmental …

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Trichomonosis in Garden Birds

WEBTrichomonas gallinae is a parasite of birds and there is no known health threat to people or to mammals, such as dogs and cats. The parasite has the potential to affect captive …

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Pigeon Paramyxovirus (PPMV-1)

WEBAgent. PPMV-1 is a virulent variant of Newcastle disease virus of the avian paramyxovirus type 1 (APMV-1) serotype, from the genus Avulavirus, belonging to the family …

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‘Winterkill’ in Amphibians

WEBWinterkill has been reported in a range of amphibians, typically affecting common frogs overwintering in ponds. It can, however, occasionally be observed in other species. …

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Arteriviruses in Hedgehogs

WEBArteriviruses are known to infect a wide range of mammals, including equids, pigs, possums, non-human primates, and rodents, and are typically considered to be species …

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Leg abnormalities in Finches

WEBLeg abnormalities in Finches. Agent. There are two main causes of leg lesions in British finches: • Chaffinch papillomavirus (or Fringilla coelebspapillomavirus 1) is a virus in the …

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Guidelines for safe disposal of waste water and other …

WEB3 4. Once thoroughly disinfected, place material in a sealed plastic bag and dispose of with household waste (landfill waste NOT composting etc.) and dispose of waste water into …

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Trichomonosis in Garden Birds

WEB1 Trichomonosis in Garden Birds Agent Trichomonas gallinae is a single-celled protozoan parasite that can cause a disease known as trichomonosis in garden birds. Species …

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Ranavirus Disease

WEB1 Ranavirus Disease Agent There are several different types of ranavirus. Some are more host-specific than others (i.e. some infect only one type or species of animal, while …

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Amphibian Prolapse

WEB3 Disclaimer This fact sheet was produced by Garden Wildlife Health (GWH) for information purposes only. The GWH will not be liable for any loss, damage, cost or expense

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Leg abnormalities in Finches

WEBThe Cnemidocoptes species that typically infect songbirds (including finches) are different to the species of mite that commonly affect poultry: the risk of infection to poultry spreading …

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Avian Air Sac Rupture

WEB2 However, we recommend following sensible hygiene precautions as a routine measure when feeding garden birds and handling bird feeders and tables.

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Amphibian Chytridiomycosis

WEB1 Amphibian Chytridiomycosis Agent Amphibian chytridiomycosis is caused by infection with either Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis (Bd) or Batrachocythrium salamandrivorans …

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Lungworm in Hedgehogs

WEB1 Lungworm in Hedgehogs Agent Lungworm is the common name used to describe infestation of the lungs with parasitic worms. Two types of parasitic

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Pigeon Paramyxovirus (PPMV-1)

WEB2 Direct contact: birds may become infected through direct contact with bodily fluids and droppings of infected birds. In the wild, the main route of disease transmission between …

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