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USGS biologists swab a hen mallard duck for avian influenza

By Bird Banding Laboratory
Mallard duck being held by scientists with gloved hands while another scientist swabs duck's cloacal.
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USGS biologists swab a hen mallard duck for avian influenza in Rio Grande County, Colorado.

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