Bird flu detected in Dallas County backyard flock.
Source of information.
1. KCRG
https://www.kcrg.com/2025/03/09/bird-flu-detected-dallas-county-backyard-flock/
…Masked Man personal commentary/ caveat to the public. something extra to consider: I fear these reported cases of bird flu are but a fraction of the true amount of cases. The bird flu is likely the same with covid in that it is being highly under reported.
Wild life and animals and people with animals are less likely check these animals into vets offices and there is bound to be stigma as well in the sense that farmers might be afraid to report that their livestock is sick for fear of losing business.
As with all the other cases of airborne illnesses they are contagious which means almost always somebody gave the person/animal the virus first therefore when one person/animal got it really a multitude already had or has it due to the fact the person/animal giving it to the other person/animal often goes undetected and unaccounted for.
This occurs with contagious viruses such as influenza, whooping cough, covid, etc. … not every body gets counted many people never get diagnosed so we always have to assume there are many more cases out there than we counted.
(One needn't go far to find the person who thinks or convinces themselves "oh its just a cold or allergies and hopefully it will go away let's keep working or let's keep playing ..it will be okay" ..these kinds of wishful thinkers often spread these viruses)
…all this results in a lot more people and animals infected with airborne diseases than we can possibly count. Yet another example:You can’t have just a solitary person with whooping cough .people don’t just spontaneously get a contagious airborne disease or virus out of nowhere.. it always comes from another person or from within a family, group or a stranger . it always came from another person so that where there is one case there are really many in reality.
It's hard to tell how many cases of these airborne diseases get unaccounted for be they covid or bird flu. There's bound to be many more than we know of.
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