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Hennepin County

Minneapolis Metropolitan Area

Minnetonka

Minnesota

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GILBERT, MN — Police in a small Minnesota town are telling residents not to worry about the local population of drunk birds because they will "sober up" soon. The Gilbert Police Department has received several reports of birds that appear to be "under the influence." Their reported behavior includes flying into windows, cars, and generally acting confused. Police said the birds have been getting "tipsy" from berries in the area that fermented earlier than usual, due to an early frost. The livers of the young birds, in particular, cannot handle toxins efficiently. Police joked that if anyone sees the following behavior, they should report it immediately: <ul><li>Heckle and Jeckle walking around being boisterous or playing practical jokes</li><li>Woodstock pushing Snoopy off the doghouse</li><li>Roadrunner jumping in and out of traffic on Main Street</li><li>Bigbird operating a motor vehicle in an unsafe manner</li><li>Angry birds laughing and appearing to be happy</li><li>Tweety Bird acting like she's teen feet tall and confronting cats</li><li>Birds seen after midnight with Taco Bell</li></ul><a href="https://patch.com/subscribe" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sign Up</a> For Patch's Daily Newsletter and Breaking News Alerts in Your Neighborhood Image via Shutterstock

GILBERT, MN — Police in a small Minnesota town are telling residents not to worry about the local population of drunk birds because they will "sober up" soon. The Gilbert Police Department has received several reports of birds that appear to be "under the influence."

Their reported behavior includes flying into windows, cars, and generally acting confused. Police said the birds have been getting "tipsy" from berries in the area that fermented earlier than usual, due to an early frost. The livers of the young birds, in particular, cannot handle toxins efficiently.

Police joked that if anyone sees the following behavior, they should report it immediately: <ul><li>Heckle and Jeckle walking around being boisterous or playing practical jokes</li><li>Woodstock pushing Snoopy off the doghouse</li><li>Roadrunner jumping in and out of traffic on Main Street</li><li>Bigbird operating a motor vehicle in an unsafe manner</li><li>Angry birds laughing and appearing to be happy</li><li>Tweety Bird acting like she's teen feet tall and confronting cats</li><li>Birds seen after midnight with Taco Bell</li></ul><a href="https://patch.com/subscribe" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sign Up</a> For Patch's Daily Newsletter and Breaking News Alerts in Your Neighborhood

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Drunk Birds Will 'Sober Up' Soon: Police

The birds have been getting "tipsy" from berries in the area, police said.