Bird flu control zones have been in effect across England throughout winter, in an effort to stop the illness from spreading.
The virus - also know as avian influenza - is infectious and spreads among birds via contaminated saliva, nasal secretions or faeces.
The current upsurge in the country has been described as the 'largest-ever,' with millions of birds culled in a bid to curb infections.
In some rare cases, the virus can be spread to humans and in January 2022, a person in south-west England became the first in the UK to contract bird flu. Read more:What is bird flu, how does it spread and is it harmful to humans?
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