Bird/poultry flu update

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DEFRA has now brought its reporting of bird/poultry flu cases in wild birds more up to date with cases recorded in the week ending Sunday 6 December.

This shows three new counties; Gwent, Carmarthenshire and Yorkshire with bird flu cases in wild birds.

Any ornithologist would be fascinated to see Great Egret and Dabchick on the list.

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  1. “The great egret is the symbol of the National Audubon Society and represents a conservation success story. The snowy white bird’s beautiful plumage made it far too popular in 19th-century North America. Great egrets were decimated by plume hunters who supplied purveyors of the latest ladies’ fashions.”

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