Warning to holidaymakers heading to Wales this summer
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukHolidaymakers visiting Wales this summer have been warned not to touch dead birds on the beach as concerns rise over a bird flu outbreak.
In recent weeks reports of bird carcasses washing up on shores in west and north wales have increased as wild bird colonies around the UK continue to be affected.
People have been asked not to pick up dead or visibly sick birds, keep dogs from coming into contact with them and to report sightings.
Wales’s climate change minister Julie James described the situation as “heart-wrenching”. The minister has visited islands off the Pembrokeshire coast alongside wildlife charity the RSPB to assess what could be done.
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