Avian flu casts shadow over beauty of China’s bird lake – Jonathan Watts

Posted by | Aug 2, 2005

From the Guardian:

In autumn and spring, the migration of hundreds of thousands of birds is such a glorious sight that Qinghai Lake draws tourists from all over the world. But after the first mass outbreak of avian flu among wild birds this summer, the resort is attracting attention from a different group of bird watchers: international scientists, health officials and agricultural experts.

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