Bird flu? I ask this question all the time and get the "cow looking at a passing train" look. If bird flu is so virulent and deadly why are there any wild flocks left at all? It seems to be brought into the barn yard by wild birds, so we're told, but yet never seems to get beyond the farm fence. So it is out there in the wild killing no …
Bird flu? I ask this question all the time and get the "cow looking at a passing train" look. If bird flu is so virulent and deadly why are there any wild flocks left at all? It seems to be brought into the barn yard by wild birds, so we're told, but yet never seems to get beyond the farm fence. So it is out there in the wild killing no noticeable numbers but yet has the ability to wipe out the entire domestic bird flock! Apparently when a wild bird gets sick it instinctively flies to the nearest farm for help. Until further notice I call bullshit.
Bird flu? I ask this question all the time and get the "cow looking at a passing train" look. If bird flu is so virulent and deadly why are there any wild flocks left at all? It seems to be brought into the barn yard by wild birds, so we're told, but yet never seems to get beyond the farm fence. So it is out there in the wild killing no noticeable numbers but yet has the ability to wipe out the entire domestic bird flock! Apparently when a wild bird gets sick it instinctively flies to the nearest farm for help. Until further notice I call bullshit.
Spot on. It only seems to affect birds capable of healthfully feeding humans, either by eggs or actual body. 🙃