Volume 15, Number 10—October 2009
Dispatch
Ducks as Sentinels for Avian Influenza in Wild Birds
Table 2
Sentinel location | Investigation period | No. samplings of sentinel flock† | No. AIV detections | AIV subtypes |
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Radolfzell, Germany | 2006 Oct–2008 Sep | 53 | 11 | H6N8, H2N5, H3N2, H3N8 |
Altenrhein, Switzerland | 2007 Oct–2008 Sep | 24 | 7 | H2N2, H9N2, HxN2 |
Bregenz-Thal, Austria | 2007 Feb–2008 Sep | 44 | 9 | H9N2, H3Nx, H1N1, H1Nx, LP H7Nx |
Brandenburg, Germany | 2006 Oct–2008 May | 41 | 20 | H1?, LP H5Nx, H6N2, H6N5, H9Nx, H11? |
Mecklenburg–Western Pomerania, Germany | 2006 Oct– 2008 Jun | 40 | 6 | H4N6, LP H7N3 |
*Radolfzell, Altenrhein, and Bregenz-Thal are located along Lake Constance. AIV, avian influenza virus; LP, low pathogenicity.
†Each flock consisted of 10–20 birds.
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