Experts state a great many relocating fowls have passed on at the Salton Sea this month from avian cholera.
The California Department of Fish and Game says ducks, gulls and different flying creatures were discovered dead at the south end of the state's biggest lake between Jan. 8 and last Thursday.
Testing hinted at avian cholera, an irresistible bacterial sickness. It's spread through direct contact or from debased nourishment or water.
Natural life authorities state episodes happen yearly because of flying creatures rushing firmly together amid movement.
The 350-square-mile (560-square-kilometer) lake is situated in the desert close to the Mexican fringe. It's an ordinary stop for relocating winged creatures.