An outbreak of avian flu in the Canadian province of British Columbia has led to a quarter of a million chickens being euthanized in an attempt to stop the disease from spreading.
But the recent discovery of a strain of the H5 avian flu virus in a wild duck across the border with the United States has put authorities there on high alert, as Tim Exton reports from Seattle.
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