Half of state's West Nile reports are from Santa Clara

8 July 2010, 8:10 pm

Nearly half of all the dead birds that have tested positive for West Nile virus in California since the start of this year have been found in Santa Clara County, and a state report shows that Cupertino, Campbell and southwest San Jose may be particularly active. The Santa Clara County Vector Control District confirmed last week the positive detection of West Nile virus in two crows recently ...... Read More »

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