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Birds, even though infected, rarely display clinical signs. In North America, the mortality rate in crows and wild birds may be an indicator of WNV activity. For horses, neurological signs of WNV infection may include stumbling, weakness in hind limbs, inability to stand, limb paralysis, listlessness, head shaking, and death.
