The state of Georgia has issued a stern warning for birds: Stop flying drunk.
OK, maybe not that stern. Georgia’s Department of Natural Resources (DNR) shared a playful PSA in a Facebook post on Wednesday to inform residents of local birds’ potential odd behavior. During this time of year, American robins and cedar waxwings are known to consume fermented berries, which can cause them to become inebriated. The birds may fly into windows, lose the ability to fly, or move in an otherwise haphazard manner.
