Milwaukee Zoo Closes Its Aviary After Wild Goose Tests Positive for Bird Flu

Milwaukee zoo closes its aviary after wild goose tests positive for bird flu

The zoo said no animals in its care have been confirmed to have avian influenza.

Milwaukee County Zoo closes aviary after confirmed bird flu case

MILWAUKEE — The Herb & Nada Mahler Family Aviary has been closed after a confirmed case of avian influenza. According to Zoo officials, a wild Canadian goose was found deceased in the parking lot. When tested, the bird tested positive for bird flu. The aviary will remain closed for the forseeable future out of an abundance of caution. The Zoo says visitors can still see the whooping cranes and the Humboldt penguins, who will not be removed from …

Milwaukee County Zoo aviary closed after bird flu detected in zoo parking lot

A wild Canada goose was found dead in the zoo's parking lot and later tested positive for bird flu.

Case of avian influenza confirmed at Milwaukee County Zoo's parking lot, aviary closed for foreseeable future

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Milwaukee County Zoo closes aviary as precautionary measure amid avian influenza concerns

The Milwaukee County Zoo has closed its Herb and Nada Mahler Family Aviary after discovering a confirmed case of avian influenza in the zoo’s parking lot, the zoo announced Wednesday.

Aviary Closure Due to Avian Influenza - Milwaukee County Zoo