Dead seabirds in South Australia tested for H5N1

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Two dead seabirds washed up on South Australia’s coast are being tested for H5N1 bird flu.

WHO: South Australian government; federal authorities

WHAT: Authorities collected two dead seabirds and began H5N1 bird flu testing; results expected in coming days.

WHEN: Jun 23, 2026 at 12:46 AM ET

WHERE: Fowlers Bay Beach, Eyre Peninsula (towards the WA border), South Australia

WHY: The birds washed up on the coast following Australia’s first confirmed cases of the H5N1 variant this week.

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