Avian influenza found in South Carolina

And three commercial flocks in Ottawa county, and a backyard flock each in Monroe and St. Clair county, reported this week.
The migrating birds are mostly gone here, but certainly they are flying overhead. :he
Mary
Are they saying flocks can catch bird flu from migrating birds flying over?
 
Yes, spring and fall are the time that risk is high as migrating birds are passing by. The best bet is to have a covered run so no wild birds can poop in your birds water, food, or living area. This is why they do ‘flockdowns’ in the UK during peak risk times, and require birds to stay in covered runs to mitigate risk for short periods of time.
 

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