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Not if you have only one death. Ai is so contagious that other chickens will get sick or die within a few days. + here in Europe the AI is vanishing with warmer weather , more sunshine and longer days.

This can happen without a obvious reason and taking care perfectly for you’re flock. I had a sudden death for the first time in 8 years. This can happen with humans too. A stroke or hart attack are the most obvious reasons. I would check for bird mite to be sure that these are not in the coop...

OP chicken was probably just 1 year old. My chicken was 4 years old. I didn’t have any other sick chicken. So I feel relieved.

You are right Weeg. Source NOS.nl : In gereral about 30% of an infected flock dies within a couple of days. Birds that get this very contagious Av-Flu often show a neurological disorder (shaking head and moving uncontrollable) before they die. My Cookie had no physical disorder at all the day...

Don’t worry about the bird flu for yourself or the baby. This is not contagious for humans.

I live in the Netherlands , in Europe. I added a link to a map of the situation here. The info is is Dutch. https://www.levendehave.nl/nieuws/update-en-kaart-met-besmettingen-vogelgriep

Does you’re government have a site with information? I know there have been infected birds near to where I live (just 3 km from my house). This was about 4 weeks ago. But since it got warmer with lots of sunshine (about 10 days ago) there are no new infested farms/larger hobby farms . They don’t...

Hi Littledarling, I had the same today. So sad. Yesterday my chicken (Cookie) seemed perfectly normal. And this morning I found her dead under the roosts. For me this is new too. Last year a sister of her died after a short period of being sick (probably egg problem/infection) . But I noticed...