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News Release 10-112
Borne on the Wing: Avian Influenza Risk in U.S. Wild Songbirds Mapped
Results are first to track avian influenza virus in passerines
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The golden-crowned kinglet is among the top songbirds infected with influenza.
Credit: State of Wisconsin
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The fox sparrow is one of many songbirds in which influenza was detected in the U.S.
Credit: U.S. National Park Service
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Northern waterthrushes are songbird carriers of the influenza virus.
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Sites where wild birds were tested for avian influenza virus in North and Central America.
Credit: Thomas B. Smith
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Predicted number of cases of avian influenza in wild birds in the U.S. at the state scale.
Credit: Thomas B. Smith
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