Geese have been dying in clusters in Allentown. Officials fear a bird flu outbreak and have closed parks while awaiting test results.

Three parks are blocked off by caution tape, and signs that warn people to stay away from the water and steer clear of the goose droppings.

Two parks and a portion of another in a New Jersey borough are closed indefinitely after dozens of Canadian geese appeared dead around those sites over the past three weeks. The recreational areas in Allentown,

Officials in Allentown, New Jersey are awaiting test results to determine if they have a bird flu outbreak on their hands following the discovery of a dozen dead geese at three separate parks. Dozens of geese still flock to the pond at Sensi Park,