Increase of dead seagulls along Hastings to Camber coastline sparks bird flu fears

By Elliot Wright
Published 14th Jun 2022, 12:23 BST
A Rye nature reserve has warned that an increase in dead and sick gulls along Hastings’ coastline could be the result of bird flu.A Rye nature reserve has warned that an increase in dead and sick gulls along Hastings’ coastline could be the result of bird flu.
A Rye nature reserve has warned that an increase in dead and sick gulls along Hastings’ coastline could be the result of bird flu.
A Rye nature reserve has warned that an increase in dead and sick gulls along Hastings’ coastline could be the result of bird flu.

Rye Harbour Nature Reserve issued the warning after noticing an increase in dead and sick gulls along the coast from Hastings to Camber over the last two weeks.

It is mostly affecting Herring and Black-headed Gulls, according to the nature reserve spokesperson.

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