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Lake Eola swans in the clear after Orlando bird flu scare

Lake Eola swans in the clear after Orlando bird flu scare
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Bird flu found in 2 dead swans at Orlando s Lake Eola Park

The city of Orlando is taking precautions after discovering two of Lake Eola’s famous swans, recently found dead, had bird flu.

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Orlando confirms bird flu cases after several swan deaths at Lake Eola Park

Orlando confirms bird flu cases after several swan deaths at Lake Eola Park
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Orlando bird flu: Lake Eola swans test positive amid deaths

According to the CDC, bird flu can be transmitted to humans, but the city says it is extremely rare.

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Bird flu is killing the swans of Orlando s Lake Eola

Avian influenza, also known as the bird flu virus, is ravaging the storied swans of Lake Eola. City officials say two of the birds, a Royal Mute swan and an Australian black swan, have tested positive for the virus after being found dead in the park. Just this past weekend, the discoveries of two dead black-necked swans pushed the death toll further. The city is awaiting results of necropsies .

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