Exeter -
Fire destroyed a shed in Exeter Thursday morning.
It happened just after 5am on Exeter Road.
Corinna Assistant Fire Chief Shawn Richards says a barn and a shed were burning.
Richards says there were chickens inside the shed and it's believed all of them died.
Fire officials believe it was an electrical fire, saying a heat lamp in the shed might have sparked it.
Firefighters were able to keep the flames from spreading to a nearby house.
No one was hurt.
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