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Migrating Redwings Carry Lyme-Infected Ticks South Long After Tick Season
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Migrating Redwings Carry Lyme-Infected Ticks South Long After Tick Season
Every autumn, millions of redwings lift off from their Scandinavian and Baltic breeding grounds and pour southward across Europe in search of milder wintering latitudes. For decades, scientists assumed that by the time these thrushes made their late-autumn journeys, the season of the sheep tick, Ixodes ricinus, the principal vector of Lyme disease in Europe, […]
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