According to the Akron Zoo, the birds are being moved indoors as a precaution and all of them "remain healthy."

The Akron Zoo is taking extra precautions to protect its animals amid an ongoing bird flu outbreak across the country. Zoo officials took to social media Thursday morning, confirming they were temporarily moving some of their birds indoors “as a precaution for our birds’ safety as cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) have been detected in Ohio.

There is no increased risk to zoo visitors, officials said. The avian flu risk comes from native birds that land at the Akron Zoo.