Be alerted automatically when the probability of HPAI introduction in wild birds (PIntro) is high in your selected area(s). To sign up, please enter your email address below, then respond to the confirmation email we send you.
You will be able to select geographic area(s) and a probability threshold of interest after we confirm your email address.
Dear user,
As we are constantly striving to improve the functionality and usefulness of the Bird Flu Radar, we have launched a survey to help us shape future developments of the tool.
We would greatly appreciate if you could spare a moment to share your feedback so that we can take it into account in the next phase of the project.
The survey will be open until the end of May 2025. Thank you very much for your support!
Select the type of table required from the following two options: Month - tabulate movements between two focal areas by month Season - tabulate movements of birds encountered in a given focal area and season by focal area and month of re-encounter. Seasons refer to three month periods of ringing and follow standard meteorological seasons.
Select the species or species group for which data are to be tabulated.
Select the initial focal area of interest.
Select the destination focal area of interest.
Select season of first encounter. Seasons refer to three month periods of ringing and follow standard meteorological seasons.
Select the species or species group for which data are displayed on the map.
The EBP relative abundance layer can be displayed as either the five-year average or the values from the most recent 52 week period (up to the previous week).
This can be used to specify a particular three month period of ringing following standard meteorological seasons. All seasons (i.e. all months) can also be specified.
This is used to specify the area where the birds were encountered during the season of ringing selected.
Toggle display of the EBP relative abundance data
Toggle display of the ringing recoveries
Toggle display of the outline around the selected focal area
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