Utah Division of Wildlife Resources say thousands of birds are believed to be dead from a suspected avian botulism outbreak first detected a few weeks ago.
<p>BRIGHAM CITY — A string of recent waterfowl deaths in Utah are believed to be caused by an avian botulism outbreak, prompting state wildlife officials to issue a safety reminder to hunters&
 They add that they don't have an exact number of deaths because of the &quot;particularly large number of birds&quot; involved.
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