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Avian flu - Defra must resist hysteria-led bird massacre
"Bill Hewitt" wrote in message ... Is there an indication of which species of birds can catch/spread bird flu ? I assume that the attention to poultry/fowl is that they are more likely to enter the food chain. Should I be worried if I come into contact with faeces of any kind of bird or just poultry/fowl ? For example on trips to the Farne Islands I've been well and truly contaminated with Tern poo. Sitting in a boat under Bass Rock, it's difficult not to be contaminated with Gannet poo. What about seaguls ? I reallise that at the moment, infection levels in the UK are probably pretty low, but as someone who seeks out wild brds, what should my concerns be ? I jst hope it kills off all the damned pidgeons, and hopefully, will mutate to the tree rats as well. Alan |
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