Dissecting a Lead-Poisoned Bird at the National Fish and Wildlife Health Laboratory, c. 1975-1996

Two people working in a lab, dissecting a bird on a table in front of them; both people wear white lab coats. Other lab equipment is just visible behind them.
Photo By/Credit

Elizabeth A. Bell

Date Shot/Created
Circa 1975-1996
Media Usage Rights/License
Public Domain
Image
Dissecting a lead-poisoned bird at the National Fish and Wildlife Health Laboratory, Madison, Wisconsin, c. 1975-1996. Note: The Laboratory was transferred to the U.S. Geological Survey in 1996, and is now the National Wildlife Health Center.
Subject tags
Birds
Buildings, facilities and structures
Employees (USFWS)
History
Research
Science
Work of the Service