chicchic25
Chirping
Thank you MrsBachBach, I'm not sure why they'd feel that way either regarding a non-infected building. I didn't consider the real possibility of it mutating to a more dangerous strain, with that in mind I can understand not letting it play out in the building it was found in too then. Thanks again for your input, I appreciate it very much.It doesn't sound ignorant to me as far as the other buildings go. Chances are it hasn't reached those buildings. Of course if even one bird is found to have it, it is assumed that the virus has spread to others, especially those in the same building, it is just incubating and not showing visible signs yet. However, the problem with lettting it play out in a flock with such extremely large numbers (those thousands in a building) is that it give the virus the chance to mutate to possibly a more dangerous strain, even a strain that may infect humans. So, I can understand not letting it play out in a building. I still don't understand the need to cull other houses that have no symptoms. Unless they just feel it is inevitable that they will be infected. I don't know why they would feel that way though.