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Nervous wait for farmers as bird flu investigation expands
Key takeaways
- Bill Evans says his pastured chickens are particularly exposed to any spread of avian influenza.
- A second case of avian influenza has been confirmed in a seabird found along WA's southern coast.
- Almost 60 reports of dead or sick birds are being investigated by WA authorities.
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Bill Evans says his pastured chickens are particularly exposed to any spread of avian influenza. (ABC South West WA: Georgia Loney)
A second case of avian influenza has been confirmed in a seabird found along WA's southern coast.
Almost 60 reports of dead or sick birds are being investigated by WA authorities.
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