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Crows decline from West Nile disease in Maryland roosts
West Nile virus devastates crow colonies across Maryland and neighboring states. Birders note steep drops from 2001 to 2004 with numbers plummeting in Audubon counts and breeding surveys. Some birds show signs of resilience, while researchers caution the species remains at risk but may gradually recover.
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Washington
Mark Israel
Gaithersbore
West Nile
Carol Ghebelin
Maryland
Audubon Social
Patuxent Wildlife, Research Center
Hlinuis
Oklahoma
Kevin McGowan
Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology
Alexandria
Israel
Mill Hill
George Jelt
Waldorf
Middle East
McGowan
Cornell
Jett
Ghebelin
Ghebotin
John Murzluff
Tony Angell
Yale University Press
Crows
Chip Planck
Wheatland Vegetable Farms
Purcellville
Ute Farm
Planck
Seri
McGrowan