Drunk birds? Wildlife officials share warning to watch out for feathery friends
Some bird species, notably cedar waxwings and American robins “often eat fruit that has started to rot and ferment,” officials said.
Source: journalnow.com
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Some bird species, notably cedar waxwings and American robins “often eat fruit that has started to rot and ferment,” officials said.