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Not likely, said university poultry expert Jacquie Jacob. “The bad bird flu is not even here, and they’d have to be exposed to migratory birds with bird flu. It’s more likely to be a problem in the country with large-scale pasture-rearing. In the city, I can’t see it. They don’t interact enough with other birds.
