I talked to someone at the avian flu hotline number at CSU and they mentioned that raptors were the second most likely type of bird to get the disease. This made me concerned for the bald eagles in my area, as well as the ones at the Prewitt Reservoir.
Thoughts?
Deb Carstensen, Arapahoe county
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On Dec 5, 2022, at 10:05 AM, Norm Erthal <normanerthal@gmail.com> wrote:
Jumbo Reservoir is frozen. There were over 30 SNGO dead frozen into the ice which the 67 Bald Eagles were feasting on.Prewitt Reservoir had a decent amount of open water with large numbers of white geese, MALL, and white-cheeked geese with little else. Well over 100 dead white geese dead on the shore and in the ice. My only guess as to why would be bird flu.Jackson Reservoir completely frozen with mosly white-cheeked geese and little else.Norm ErthalArvada--
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