Just so folks know, Bob is not the only one interested in researchprojects about West Nile and birds. Please send any responses to tweeters, so other interested folks can find out resources as well. Thanks!
Brett A. Wolfe gismybabe at yahoo.com Seattle, WA
Rob Sandelin <floriferous at msn.com> wrote:Since West Nile Virus has a potentially large impact on birds, perhaps more
so than any other critter, I am wondering if there are plans to set up some
research on effects on local raptors and corvids? I see all kinds of action
by horse folks, and even dog folks are talking about it. Since this is
primarily a bird virus, can someone direct me to where the ornithologists
are talking about this? Some of my students are interested, and could
potentially contribute to a spring project.

Rob Sandelin
Sky Valley Environments
Training young naturalists in field methods
www.nonprofitpages.com/nica/SVE.htm
floriferous at msn.com

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