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Ticks in urban backyards? It’s possible, expert says

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Ken Deacon, the Thunder Bay health unit’s vector-borne disease surveillance program coordinator, says the small arachnids can hitch rides on passing birds and fall off virtually anywhere.

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Ticks in urban backyards? It’s possible, expert says

Ken Deacon, the Thunder Bay health unit’s vector-borne disease surveillance program coordinator, says the small arachnids can hitch rides on passing birds and fall off virtually anywhere.

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TBNewsWatch.com broke the news on Monday, June 15, 2026.
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