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Garden Birds And Avian Flu. Be vigilant for signs of disease and report it to keep your birds safe. Reports of avian flu in birds. Why are we concerned about bird flu outbreaks? What is avian influenza (bird flu)? Avian influenza is a highly contagious viral infection occurring in wild and domestic birds, including poultry. What about birds nesting around my house and garden? Take action to prevent bird flu and stop it spreading. Further information can be found in our. Wild birds are susceptible to a range of diseases and injuries and not all dead birds will have been infected with avian influenza. Active wild bird nests are protected by law, so please allow birds to continue nesting. What are the control measures in birds and. This particular strain of avian influenza virus affects a wide variety of wild birds, including hawks, eagles, falcons, owls, crows, vultures, shorebirds, game birds, seabirds, and especially waterfowl such as canada geese and mallards (see list of species with hpai detections, below). Garden birds currently appear relatively unaffected by avian flu, but waterfowl and gull species are particularly susceptible to this disease. A highly infectious and deadly strain of avian influenza virus has infected tens of millions of poultry birds across europe, asia, africa and north america.

Active wild bird nests are protected by law, so please allow birds to continue nesting. Why are we concerned about bird flu outbreaks? What about birds nesting around my house and garden? Take action to prevent bird flu and stop it spreading. Be vigilant for signs of disease and report it to keep your birds safe. Wild birds are susceptible to a range of diseases and injuries and not all dead birds will have been infected with avian influenza. Garden birds currently appear relatively unaffected by avian flu, but waterfowl and gull species are particularly susceptible to this disease. This particular strain of avian influenza virus affects a wide variety of wild birds, including hawks, eagles, falcons, owls, crows, vultures, shorebirds, game birds, seabirds, and especially waterfowl such as canada geese and mallards (see list of species with hpai detections, below). A highly infectious and deadly strain of avian influenza virus has infected tens of millions of poultry birds across europe, asia, africa and north america. What is avian influenza (bird flu)?

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Garden Birds And Avian Flu Wild birds are susceptible to a range of diseases and injuries and not all dead birds will have been infected with avian influenza. Wild birds are susceptible to a range of diseases and injuries and not all dead birds will have been infected with avian influenza. A highly infectious and deadly strain of avian influenza virus has infected tens of millions of poultry birds across europe, asia, africa and north america. This particular strain of avian influenza virus affects a wide variety of wild birds, including hawks, eagles, falcons, owls, crows, vultures, shorebirds, game birds, seabirds, and especially waterfowl such as canada geese and mallards (see list of species with hpai detections, below). Reports of avian flu in birds. What are the control measures in birds and. Active wild bird nests are protected by law, so please allow birds to continue nesting. What about birds nesting around my house and garden? Garden birds currently appear relatively unaffected by avian flu, but waterfowl and gull species are particularly susceptible to this disease. What is avian influenza (bird flu)? Take action to prevent bird flu and stop it spreading. Further information can be found in our. Avian influenza is a highly contagious viral infection occurring in wild and domestic birds, including poultry. Be vigilant for signs of disease and report it to keep your birds safe. Why are we concerned about bird flu outbreaks?