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American kestrel |
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The center's feathered occupants - two red-tailed hawks, two
horned owls, one barn owl and one American kestrel - are receiving
visitors, but at a long wing's-length to protect the birds. By swabbing the oral cavity, we documented
that most birds shed WNV in oral exudates (11 [85%] of 13 species; 29
[69%] of 42 individuals birds); the highest titers were observed in
Great Homed Owl, American Crow, and American Kestrel (Table 7). ``We have several birds of prey - a red-tailed hawk, a great horned
owl, a screech owl and an American kestrel, which is a type of falcon -
and a variety of snakes - rattlesnakes, gopher and king snakes and a
desert hairy scorpion,'' said Joe Lennox, a recreational
services leader. |
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American kestrel - small North American falcon