1.   An infected bird blown across the Atlantic?

2.   And in Massachusetts, officials last week reported their first infected bird.

3.   Another outbreak could occur anywhere there are enough infected birds, possibly this summer.

4.   Another case has been found in New York City, and more infected birds have been found in Florida.

5.   Bird pathologists warned that infected birds would likely be seen in other areas this fall, as they begin to migrate south.

6.   A. Mosquitoes become infected when they feed on infected birds.

7.   Earlier, state health authorities had announced the discovery of an infected hawk in north DeKalb County and two infected birds in Piedmont Park.

8.   Health officials have been concerned that infected birds might spread the West Nile virus if they migrated from New York.

9.   Humans are infected through mosquitoes that have fed from the blood of infected birds.

10.   In New York this year, there have been no reports of people getting the virus and only two reports of infected birds.