Avian flu confirmed as cause of death for California bald eagle Jackie

KSL News • 16 oct. 00h17

A necropsy confirmed that highly pathogenic avian influenza caused the death of Jackie, a bald eagle that had been observed through a live-stream nest camera near Big Bear Lake.

The Washington Post • 15 oct. 19h29

An investigation confirmed that pathogenic avian influenza was the main factor in the decline and death of Jackie, a well-known bald eagle cared for at the Ojai Raptor Center.

ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos • 15 oct. 15h04

A necropsy conducted by California wildlife officials determined that the viral bald eagle known as Jackie died from a combination of highly pathogenic avian influenza, injuries, bacterial infection and exposure to contaminants.

USA Today • 15 oct. 03h39

A necropsy confirmed that highly pathogenic avian influenza caused severe stomach ulcer, internal bleeding and bacterial sepsis, leading to the death of the livestreamed bald eagle Jackie in August.

Yahoo • 15 oct. 03h39

A necropsy report confirmed that Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza led to severe stomach ulcer, internal bleeding and bacterial sepsis, causing the death of the livestreamed bald eagle Jackie in August.

Los Angeles Times • 15 oct. 03h28

California wildlife officials said highly pathogenic avian influenza was the main factor in the decline and death of the bald eagle known as Jackie, whose remains were cremated to prevent disease spread.

CBS News • 15 oct. 01h14

California wildlife officials said a necropsy showed highly pathogenic avian influenza caused severe stomach ulceration, internal bleeding and secondary infection that led to the death of a 14-year-old bald eagle rescued from Big Bear Lake.