Refer to DEFRA website for up-to-date guidance and regulations on Avian Influenza: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/
IF A BIRD IS SEEN IN CALSTOCK VILLAGE WATERFRONT AREA:
• Do not touch the dead bird
• Report to County Council for removal https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/rubbish-recycling-and-waste/street-cleaning/dead-animals/
• ‘Cornwall Council’ (homepage)
• ‘Report something’ Bottom of the page (black box)
• ‘Rubbish, recycling & waste’,
• ‘Dead animal for removal’,
• ‘Dead animal in public places’. (Avian flu advice)
• ‘Report a dead animal’ (blue box)
IF A DEAD BIRD IS SEEN ON THE WETLANDS (CALSTOCK)
• Leave the bird where it is. Do not touch it.
• Report sightings to DEFRA helpline on 0345 933 5577
It is not practical for DEFRA to collect the bird, as it will cause more damage.
ON PRIVATE LAND
• It is up to the landowner to decide whether or not to dispose of the carcass, depending on the circumstances
DOMESTIC RESIDENCES [ONLY]
For a small number of birds
• If possible, wear disposable protective gloves when picking up or handling dead wild birds
• If gloves are not available, use a plastic bag as a make-shift glove
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