TheMontana Fish, Wildlife & Parks have responded to multiple outbreaks ofpigeon paramyxovirus (PPMV) in Missoula and Ravalli ...

Pigeons and their droppings are carriers of dangerous allergens and pathogens, leading to serious lung diseases. Here’s how these seemingly harmless birds can be carriers of deadly lung conditions.

There has been a lot of talk about bird flu, but did you know there's actually a different virus killing some birds in ...

According to FWP, pigeon paramyxovirus, or PPMV, "does not represent a substantial risk to humans or pets, but precautionary measures should still be taken to dispose of carcasses." ...

Well, according to the CDC, pigeons do not usually carry bird flu ... Doctors say most New Yorkers are at very low risk of contracting the disease, as there has been no documented transmission ...

Examples of transmissible bird diseases associated with pigeons, geese, starling and house sparrows: Besides being direct carriers of disease, nuisance birds are frequently associated with over 50 ...

Birds from these lakes were confirmed to have virulent Newcastle disease, according to the Minnesota ... has been confirmed at Minnesota Lake, Pigeon Lake, Lake of the Woods, Marsh Lake and ...

FWP has responded to multiple outbreaks of pigeon paramyxovirus in Missoula and Ravalli counties over the past few months.

Pigeons may look harmless, but their droppings and feathers hold dangerous allergens and pathogens that can cause severe lung diseases. Pigeon Fancier's Lung, fibrosis, and cryptococcosis are some ...