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Dead birds are washing up on New Brunswick's northern and eastern coasts

8 months ago

4:04

Dead birds are washing up on New Brunswick's northern and eastern coasts

8 months ago
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Duration 4:04

A biologist is finding more and more dead birds washing up along New Brunswick shorelines, and avian influenza is the suspected cause

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