Bird flu in seals a first at National Trust site
The deaths of two seals with bird flu marks the first time the disease has been found in mammals at a National Trust site, the charity has confirmed. It said influenza of avian origin was detected in two seals at Blakeney Point, Norfolk, after four of the animals were found dead.
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