More than 550 birds have now been recovered from Stonehaven and Cruden Bay amid avian flu fears.
The council said the risk of catching avian influenza from dead or dying birds was "extremely low" but due to other diseases which wild birds can carry the advice was to leave the birds in-situ.
It also urged people to keep pets and children away from dead or sick birds and not to touch wild bird feathers or surfaces contaminated with droppings. Residents can report where there are more than 10 dead birds in an area via the council's online form on itsThe growing number of deaths, as migrating birds return to UK shores, follows restrictions being put in place around a farm near Banff on Sunday after the virus was discovered.
Movement restrictions on poultry, carcasses, eggs and manure were put in place to prevent spread of the disease. The New Arc wildlife rescue charity in Ellon, Aberdeenshire, has said it is no longer taking in sick seabirds due to the risk of avian flu spreading.
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