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Journal of Wildlife Diseases, 22(3), 1986, pp. 340-343
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Salmonella spp. in nestling common barn-owls (Tyto alba) from southwestern New Jersey

CE Kirkpatrick and BA Colvin


ABSTRACT

The prevalence of Salmonella spp. in nestling common barn-owls was investigated in southwestern New Jersey during the summer of 1985. Of 94 owls sampled by swabbing the cloaca, eight (8.5%) were found to harbor Salmonella spp. Three serotypes--S. thompson, S. tuindorp, and S. typhimurium--were identified. Five (20%) of the 25 nest sites examined (all of them in or near farm buildings or dwellings) contained Salmonella-positive owls.


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