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The ambiguous report: "People are being advised to avoid touching or feeding birds at a city park (Roath) after several have died with suspected bird flu."
Mrs Cyclops has just returned from a visit to Roath Park after feeding the ducks/swans. She touches them. I began reading this report aloud. She ran around a bit and then collapsed. It was only after she revived a little that I was able to reassure her that it was the birds which had died with suspected bird flu and not 'people'
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Hahaha, that is genuinely funny :hehe:Originally posted by Cyclops View PostThe ambiguous report: "People are being advised to avoid touching or feeding birds at a city park (Roath) after several have died with suspected bird flu."
Mrs Cyclops has just returned from a visit to Roath Park after feeding the ducks/swans. She touches them. I began reading this report aloud. She ran around a bit and then collapsed. It was only after she revived a little that I was able to reassure her that it was the birds which had died with suspected bird flu and not 'people'
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Been around a while now. Hopefully it's 30 seagulls or pigeons but I doubt it.Originally posted by LeningradCowboy View Posthttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-60853599
An outbreak of avian flu is believed to have killed more than 30 birds at a city park.
Since this week you can't buy free range eggs as no birds have been kept outside.
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Apparently a dead goose tested positive for it last month. Surely if one had tested positive, they'd have had a ganders at the other geese?Originally posted by LeningradCowboy View Posthttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-60853599
An outbreak of avian flu is believed to have killed more than 30 birds at a city park.
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Did it have underlying health problems?Originally posted by Eric the Half a Bee View PostApparently a dead goose tested positive for it last month. Surely if one had tested positive, they'd have had a ganders at the other geese?
Don't get suckered in with these avian plandemics!
It's all part of an evil masterplan for world domination!
Get ready for the Great Goose Reset.
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If a bird tested positive more than 28 days before it died, is that still included in the stats?Originally posted by jon1959 View PostDid it have underlying health problems?
Don't get suckered in with these avian plandemics!
It's all part of an evil masterplan for world domination!
Get ready for the Great Goose Reset.
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Is that where they hang out these days? It used to be the Top Rank back in my day :getscoat:Originally posted by LeningradCowboy View Posthttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-60853599
An outbreak of avian flu is believed to have killed more than 30 birds at a city park.
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