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flyway

[ flahy-wey ]

noun

  1. a route between breeding and wintering areas taken by concentrations of migrating birds.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of flyway1

First recorded in 1890–95; fly 2 + way 1
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In 2017, an outbreak of H7N9 occurred along the Mississippi flyway, probably starting in late February, but reported only in March.

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Ultimately, the environmental alterations humans have made, like developing farmland underneath one of the greatest migratory bird flyways, serve to provide avian influenza with a consistent source of hosts.

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Instead, it is called D1 and originates from wild birds that likely came along the migratory Pacific flyway.

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“The Planning Department recognizes that Chicago’s location along a major flyway poses a hazard for migrating birds,” Mr. Strazzabosco said.

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“Texas is really a confluence of a couple of different flyways for migratory birds, and Texas is also an agricultural state, despite having quite large cities,” Boerwinkle said.

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