More than 200 birds were killed after bird flu was detected at the site.
Claire said private bird collectors should be treated differently to commercial premises
A woman has criticised the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs after 206 rare and exotic birds from her collection were culled. Canaries, parrots and large cockerels were killed after avian flu was detected at the site in Maldon, Essex. The owner said she was waiting to hear from Defra's Animal and Plant Health Agency , as to whether her 43 remaining birds must also be culled.Claire, who owned the collection and wanted to keep her surname private for security reasons, said the culling was "awful".
"It was stressful for us, stressful for the birds and especially stressful for the ones that we could save because obviously they could see what was happening," she said.
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