National Haemaphysalis longicornis (longhorned tick) Situation Report August 29, 2018
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1 Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Veterinary Services National Haemaphysalis longicornis (longhorned tick) Situation Report August 29, 2018 New information in blue Haemaphysalis longicornis background: Haemaphysalis longicornis (H. longicornis), an exotic East Asian tick, has never previously established a population in the United States. It is a known serious pest of livestock in the Australasian and Western Pacific Regions where it occurs. It is an aggressive biter and frequently builds intense infestations on domestic hosts causing great stress, reduced growth and production, and severe blood loss. The tick can reproduce parthenogenetically (without a male); as such, a single fed female tick can create a population. It is also a known/suspected vector of several viral, bacterial, and protozoan agents of livestock and human diseases. This three-host tick can spread pathogens among a diverse host range, on which it feeds side-by-side with other tick species. The detections detailed here are the first reports of this tick out of quarantine in the United States. Recent highlights of tick detections: Seven states (New Jersey, New York, Maryland, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia) have NVSL confirmed infestations with H. longicornis. Arkansas has a suspected infestation based on molecular identification. Both New Jersey and Virginia have activated a state incident management team (IMT). However, the New Jersey IMT deactivated June The current host list from this introduction includes a dog, a cat, a cow, a goat, a sheep, a whitetailed deer, an opossum, a raccoon, a horse, and a human. In August 2018, the National Veterinary Services Laboratories (NVSL) confirmed a female H. longicornis from Monmouth County, New Jersey. This detection is the sixth confirmed county in New Jersey after Bergen, Hunterdon, Union, Middlesex, and Mercer Counties. In August 2018, NVSL confirmed H. longicornis from a dog from Cabell County, West Virginia. This detection is the tenth confirmed county in West Virginia. In August 2018, NVSL confirmed H. longicornis from the environment from Richmond County, New York. This detection is the second confirmed county in New York after Westchester. In July 2018, NVSL confirmed H. longicornis collected from a white-tailed deer in Centre County, Pennsylvania. This is the first detection H. longicornis from Pennsylvania In July 2018, NVSL confirmed H. longicornis collected from a white-tailed deer in Washington County, Maryland. This is the first detection H. longicornis from Maryland. Page 1
2 In July 2018, NVSL confirmed nymphal H. longicornis from Giles, Grayson, and Wythe counties, Virginia. These ticks were collected from the environment as research specimens by the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. In July 2018, NVSL confirmed H. longicornis from the environment in Bergen County, New Jersey. In June 2018, NVSL confirmed a nymphal H. longicornis previously attached to a human from Westchester County, New York. In June 2018, NVSL confirmed an H. longicornis upon reexamination of a sample submitted in 2017 collected from an opossum located in Polk County, North Carolina. This is the first detection of H. longicornis from North Carolina. In June 2018, NVSL confirmed a larval H. longicornis upon reexamination of a sample submitted in 2010 from a white-tailed deer from Tyler County, West Virginia. This correct identification backdates the first collection of H. longicornis in the United States to August 2010, and is the fourth West Virginia county. West Virginia has ten confirmed counties for H. longicornis: cows (Hardy County), dogs (Cabell, Putnam, Ritchie, Lincoln, and Mason Counties), (Tyler and Taylor Counties), a cat (Marion County), and the environment (Monroe County). Virginia has ten confirmed counties for H. longicornis: cows (Albemarle, Page, and Pulaski Counties), horses (Warren County), a goat (Louisa County), and the environment (Fairfax, Giles, Grayson, Smyth, and Wythe Counties). In June 2018, evidence of a H. longicornis from Benton County, Arkansas was submitted from a dog through a research project at Oklahoma State University. A sample was not available for site identification at NVSL. This was a suspected infestation via a photograph and via molecular typing to H. longicornis at Oklahoma State. No other H. longicornis have been found at this property. Page 2
3 H. longicornis Surveillance and Testing: August 2017 August 2018 Table 1. Summary of significant H. longicornis findings Affected States Key: Arkansas Maryland New Jersey New York North Carolina Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia Host Sheep Location (county site #) Hunterdon Co, NJ (1) Hunterdon Co, NJ (1) Hunterdon Co, NJ (2) Date ticks collected August- November 2017 Date ticks identified 11/9/17 4/13/18 4/17/18 4/19/2018 4/24/18 Union Co, NJ May /23/18 Cow Opossum and Raccoon Horse Cows Goats Albemarle Co, VA Middlesex Co, NJ Hunterdon Co, NJ (3) Warren Co, VA Hardy Co, WV Middlesex Co, NJ Mercer Co, NJ March /14/18 5/10/18 5/14/18 Significance First detection of H. longicornis in U.S. outside quarantine. Ticks collected after emerging from diapause First time tick found on wildlife. New host record. Second NJ County. Watchung Reservation VA Third NJ County. Rutgers Farm. Tick Blitz. 5/3/18 5/25/18 New U.S. host 5/10/18 5/25/18 5/18/18 5/21/18 5/24/18 5/29/18 5/10/18 6/1/18 Union Co, NJ /1/18 Benton County, AR 5/1/2018 6/5/2018 Second VA county and new host W. Virginia. Two separate premises. New host. Rutgers farm Fourth NJ County. Tick Blitz Watchung Reservation. Arkansas Page 3
4 Opossum Human Goat Cow Cat Fairfax County, VA Putnam Ritchie Tyler County, WV Polk County, NC Westchester County, NY Lincoln Taylor Smyth County, VA Louisa County, VA Page County, VA Marion 3/27/2017 6/7/2018 Third VA County 5/2/2018 6/18/18 Second WV county 5/26/2018 6/19/18 Third WV county 8/31/2010 6/25/2018* 9/15/2017 6/25/2018* 6/4/2018 6/28/2018 Fourth WV county. Back dates first U.S. detection to North Carolina New York. New host. 4/19/2018 6/27/2018 Fifth WV county 9/1/2017 6/28/2018 Sixth WV county. 6/7/2018 6/12/2018 6/25/2018 6/7/2018 6/28/2018 Fourth VA County 6/28/2018 Fifth VA County 6/29/2018 Sixth VA County 7/6/2018 Seventh WV County. New host. Eighth WV County Seventh VA County Monroe 7/2/2018 7/9/2018 Cow Pulaski County, VA 7/5/2018 7/11/2018 Mason 7/7/2018 7/11/2018 Ninth WV County Bergen County, NJ 7/12/2018 7/16/2018 Fifth NJ County Centre 7/10/2018 7/26/2018 County, PA Pennsylvania Washington First Detection in 6/25/2018 7/26/2018 County, MD Maryland Richmond Second NY 5/22/2018 8/9/2018 County, NY County Cabell 7/10/2018 8/6/2018 Tenth WV County Monmouth County, NJ 8/7/2018 8/17/2018 Sixth NJ County *Previously misidentified as H. leporispalustris by NVSL. On reexamination, they were correctly identified to H. longicornis and confirmed on the date listed. Page 4
5 Figure 1. Map of H. longicornis infested counties Page 5
6 Table 2. Summary of wildlife sampling for H. longicornis 11/27/2017 to 8/24/2018 Birds Host Number of animals sampled Number with H. longicornis confirmed Mode (firearms, trapped, road kill, hunter-killed, live) Agency American robin 3 0 live NJ/Union Baltimore oriole 2 0 live NJ/Union State/County Brown thrasher 1 0 live NJ/Hunterdon Brown-headed cowbird 1 0 live NJ/Union Carolina Wren 4 0 live NJ/Union Common yellowthroat 1 pending live NJ/Hunterdon Forster s tern 1 0 live NJ/Union Gray catbird 7 0 live SCDWS NJ/Hunterdon (2), NJ/Union (5) House wren 1 0 live NJ/Union Northern cardinal 5 0 live NJ/Union Ovenbird 1 0 live NJ/Union Red-eyed Vireo 1 0 live NJ/Union Yellow Warbler 3 0 live NJ/Hunterdon (1), NJ/Union (2) Wood thrush 2 0 live NJ/Union Wild Turkey 4 0 Firearms Mammals USDA WS, Black bear 12 Pending Died AGFC, Coyote 2 0 (1 pending) Dead SCDWS Eastern Chipmunk Eastern Cottontail rabbit NJ/Hunterdon (4) AR/Sharp (1) VA/Pittsylvania (1) Unknown (2) MD/Frederick (1) VA/Appomattox (2) VA/Nottoway (1) MD/Washington (1) VA/Buckingham (1) GA/Fannin (1) VA/Loudoun (1) LA/St. Tammany (1) WV/Upshur (1) 1 0 live NJ/Union (1) 6 0 (2 Pending) Firearms, trapped USDA WS, VA/Albemarle (2) VA/Roanoke (2) VA/Staunton (1) NJ/Union (1) Page 6
7 Elk 6 Pending Died MDC, WVDNR, MO/Carter (5) WV/Logan (1) Grey Squirrel 1 Pending Road kill USDA WS VA/Albemarle (1) Meadow Vole 1 0 firearms NJ/Hunterdon Mule deer 9 Pending Died Peromyscus spp. (mice) NGPC, 19 0 (7 pending) live Raccoon 44 1 (31 pending) Trapped, firearm, road kill Red Fox 4 0 (1 pending) Firearms, live USDA WS and NJDFW, USDA WS, NJDFW, NE/Furnas (4) NE/Red Willow (2) NE/Hayes (3) NJ/Hunterdon (11), NJ/Union (8) NJ/Hunterdon (19), NJ/Union (24), VA/Albemarle (7) VA/Augusta (2) NJ/Somerset (1) KY/Rowan (1) NJ/Hunterdon (1), NJ/Union (1) VA/Chesterfield (1) VA/Rockingham (1) Striped skunk 1 Pending Trapped USDA WS VA/Albemarle (1) Virginia Opossum White-tailed Deer 22 2 (9 pending) Trapped, firearm 88 1 (2 pending) Firearms, dead USDA WS and NJDFW, SCDWS USDA WS and NJDFW, SCDNR, TWRA, AGFC, NJ/Hunterdon (11), NJ/Union (6) VA/Albemarle (3) VA/Augusta (1) PA/College Township (1) NJ/Hunterdon (45), NJ/Somerset (13), NJ/Warren (3), NJ/Morris (2), NJ/Sussex (1), NJ/Monmouth (1), NJ/Unknown (1), SC/Jasper (1), TN/Hardeman (1), TN/Henderson (1), AR/Sharp (1), AR/Faulkner (3), VA/Albemarle (2) GA/Clarke (2) NC/Brunswick (1) PA/Point Township (1) VA/Fluvanna (1) MS/Scott (2) NC/Stanley (1) Page 7
8 Woodchuck 13 0 (8 Pending) Trapped, firearm USDA WS, PA/Potter Township (1) GA/Oconee (1) GA/Telfair (1) GA/Jones (1) VA/Halifax (1) VA/Albemarle (7) PA/College Township (3) PA/Dorrnace (2) NJ/Union (1) *Southeastern Cooperative Wildlife Disease Study (), United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Wildlife Services (USDA WS), New Jersey Department of Fish and Wildlife (NJDFW) Page 8
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