South China city reports suspected bird flu outbreak (Eastday.com) China's southern city of Guangzhou has reported massive deaths of ducks in a village which are suspected to be a bird flu outbreak, according to information posted on the website of the Ministry of Agriculture. [News Source]

China finds suspected bird flu outbreak among ducks (AFP via Yahoo! News) China's agriculture ministry said Saturday it had discovered a suspected outbreak of the H5N1 bird flu virus among ducks at a village outside the southern city of Guangzhou. [News Source]

New frontier for DNA team: a bar code for every animal. Researchers at the Biodiversity Institute of Ontario are starting to assign a unique DNA identifier in the form of a genetic bar code to every animal species on the planet. [News Source]

Guangzhou reports suspected bird flu outbreak (China Daily) GUANGZHOU -- China's southern city of Guangzhou has reported massive deaths of ducks in a village which are suspected to be a bird flu outbreak, according to information posted on the website of the Ministry of Agriculture. [News Source]

Suspected bird flu breaks out in south China (EARTHtimes.org) Guangzou (China), Sep 15 (Xinhua) China's southern city of Guangzhou has reported large scale deaths of ducks in a village as a result of a suspected bird flu outbreak, according to information posted on the website of the Chinese ministry of agriculture. [News Source]

Suspected bird flu breaks out in south China (IANS via Yahoo! India News) Guangzou (China), Sep 15 (Xinhua) China's southern city of Guangzhou has reported large scale deaths of ducks in a village as a result of a suspected bird flu outbreak, according to information posted on the website of the Chinese ministry of agriculture. [News Source]

Take precautions with avian bird flu (The Mail Tribune) With avian bird flu already found in some Pacific Flyway waterfowl, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game offers advice for hunters to protect against the bird flu and other diseases. [News Source]