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arista 29-10-2022 02:40 PM

England :From Monday due to Bird Flu, all Chickens , Turkeys must stay inside
 
1st heading : Some Aldi's not selling eggs because of Bird Flu




bots 29-10-2022 02:52 PM

that gif is great :laugh:

Mystic Mock 29-10-2022 10:20 PM

James Corden will be happy.

Beso 29-10-2022 11:48 PM

I'm gonna shag a chicken so you all crack an egg expecting period to pour out.....but, hahahaha..all ya gonna get is my face on a frying pan.

Gusto Brunt 30-10-2022 10:13 AM

I just had a Scotch egg. :hee:

GoldHeart 30-10-2022 10:43 AM

This bird flu is so weird . And when Christmas arrives , we'll be told again about Turkey's being affected,I swear that's a regular thing now .

arista 30-10-2022 11:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GoldHeart (Post 11223690)
This bird flu is so weird . And when Christmas arrives , we'll be told again about Turkey's being affected,I swear that's a regular thing now .


I agree
But it appears it is increasing
in this mild weather,
and only on the news in brief.


And yes a Turkey farmer
was on BBCnewsHD warning of price increases
due to lost birds in this Bird Flu.

arista 30-10-2022 11:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gusto Brunt (Post 11223684)
I just had a Scotch egg. :hee:


How Nice.

https://myfoodbook.com.au/sites/defa...512f27c9_0.jpg

Gusto Brunt 30-10-2022 12:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by arista (Post 11223695)

:joker: They're very yummy and addictive.:joker:

arista 31-10-2022 03:16 PM

[All poultry and captive birds in England
must be kept indoors from 7 November
under new restrictions to fight avian flu,
the government has announced.

The housing order comes after turkey farmers

warned of a shortage this Christmas caused by
the country's largest ever bird flu outbreak.
The British Poultry Council has said shoppers
could be hit by price rises.

About 5.5m birds have now died
or been culled since October 2021.

That includes 2.3m birds this October alone.]


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-63431588

Crimson Dynamo 31-10-2022 03:22 PM

Bird problems?

Story of my life :idc:

arista 31-10-2022 03:24 PM

Birds flying over them
have bird flu, thats the problem.

One bird gets it
the whole flock is destroyed


SkyNewsHD

bots 31-10-2022 03:30 PM

are the birds flying above sneezing on the birds below? :laugh:

arista 31-10-2022 05:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bitontheslide (Post 11224022)
are the birds flying above sneezing on the birds below? :laugh:


No
it's there poo.

arista 14-11-2022 10:58 PM

https://liveblog.digitalimages.sky/l...595d747070.png


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