The avian flu has been present in lifeless geese in Lakewood and metropolis officers urge the general public to not deal with lifeless birds or animals.
A presumptive optimistic check for avian influenza, additionally know as fowl flu, was acquired by Colorado Parks and Wildlife after lifeless goslings had been present in Cottonwood Park, 10461 W. Evans Ave., in line with a Lakewood information launch. An investigation is ongoing.
Avian flu has been spreading amongst wild birds and domesticated poultry in Colorado.
The primary recognized human case in america of the H5N1 virus — avian flu — was discovered final month in a Colorado man who works on a Western Slope poultry farm.
Lakewood officers urge folks to not contact sick or lifeless geese. Warning indicators have been posted within the park and individuals are requested to name 303-980-7300, to alert a park ranger or an animal management agent, if they arrive throughout lifeless wildlife.
