Dead Birds Reported, Tested, and Positive
for WNV by County in California in 2024
Year To Date (Weeks 1 - 41)

(2024-10-13) - Source: http://westnile.ca.gov

CountyReported*TestedPositive% Tested Positive
Alameda428575393%
Alpine----
Amador7---
Butte5119421%
Calaveras6---
Colusa211100%
Contra Costa3686769%
Del Norte1---
El Dorado456--
Fresno815120%
Glenn2---
Humboldt52--
Imperial1---
Inyo2---
Kern191--
Kings7---
Lake2613323%
Lassen3---
Los Angeles6941241613%
Madera1311100%
Marin421--
Mariposa3---
Mendocino6---
Merced306117%
Modoc----
Mono2---
Monterey23---
Napa205--
Nevada214--
Orange2465812%
Placer1858534%
Plumas7---
Riverside1264125%
Sacramento6413236620%
San Benito3---
San Bernardino117361028%
San Diego1988345%
San Francisco657--
San Joaquin12631619%
San Luis Obispo255--
San Mateo4711393223%
Santa Barbara275--
Santa Clara96240027469%
Santa Cruz569--
Shasta152--
Sierra----
Siskiyou1---
Solano923725%
Sonoma9310--
Stanislaus939--
Sutter386--
Tehama7---
Trinity----
Tulare3212--
Tuolumne2---
Ventura7515--
Yolo15163610%
Yuba203267%
State Totals5782169149429%

* Birds in a die-off are not included in reported totals because the deaths are not related to WNV. A die-off is defined as a group of 10 or more same species dead birds unless the species is American Crow.
Source: Vector-Borne Disease Section, California Department of Public Health