- Do not panic.
- Look around to see if there are any other dead birds in the area.
- If there are multiple dead birds, it is important to contact your local wildlife agency.
2. Do not touch the bird.
- Dead birds can carry diseases that can be transmitted to humans.
- Wear gloves if you must handle the bird.
3. Move the bird to a safe location.
- If the bird is in the middle of the road or in another dangerous location, move it to a safe spot.
- Be careful not to touch the bird with your bare hands.
4. Contact your local wildlife agency.
- They will be able to collect the bird and test it for disease.
- If you live in an area with a high risk of avian influenza, you should report the dead bird to your local authorities immediately.
5. Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water.
- This will help to prevent you from getting sick if the bird was carrying a disease.
What to do if you find a dead bird in your yard
If you find a dead bird in your yard, you can follow the following steps:
* Pick up the bird with gloves on.
* Place the bird in a plastic bag.
* Seal the bag and dispose of it in the trash.
* Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water.
* If you have any pets, keep them away from the dead bird.
* If you are concerned about the bird, you can contact your local animal control agency for assistance.