US EditionScrub jay found in San Ramon becomes county's first West Nile virus bird case of 2025
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Potentially Fatal West Nile Virus Found in Contra Costa County For First Time this Year Bay Area Telegraph
SAN RAMON, CALIFORNIA – East Bay health officials say a California scrub jay discovered near Derby Drive and Morgan Drive in San Ramon has tested positive for West Nile virus (WNV). The Contra Costa Mosquito & Vector Control District confirmed the finding on July 21, marking the county’s first WNV‑positive bird of 2025. Why this matters Birds act as an early‑warning system for West Nile: … The post Potentially Fatal West Nile Virus Found in Cont…
Scrub jay found in San Ramon becomes county's first West Nile virus bird case of 2025
The Contra Costa Mosquito and Vector Control District has detected West Nile virus in the San Ramon Valley, the district confirmed last week. The post Scrub jay found in San Ramon becomes county’s first West Nile virus bird case of 2025 appeared first on Danville San Ramon.
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