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Are aviary birds or caged birds or back yard poultry at risk of avian influenza?

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Are aviary birds or caged birds or back yard poultry at risk of avian influenza?

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Aviary birds, caged birds and back yard birds are at negligible risk of infection if owners use simple biosecurity measures such as preventing them mixing with wild birds and protecting their feed and water from faecal contamination by wild birds.