Dozens of birds have died and wildlife sanctuary staff say infections seem to be increasing
Dozens of birds have died at a nature reserve from suspected avian flu.
It has received reports from the Swadlincote area, while many affected birds have been discovered at Albert Village Lake, just over the border in Leicestershire.Tackling the spread In the past five days, at least 38 dead birds have been removed from Albert Village Lake by National Forest rangers and Linjoy staff.In a Facebook post early on Tuesday, the sanctuary said large numbers of birds had been found dead on a roosting island at the nature reserve or washed up on the shore.
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