People collect them and put them in a safe place until they sober up... #OurBeautifulWorld
Thanks to @StateofPoland for the photo.
@kitindigo @carey @JaneJohnsonBakr 😔
Seen the same thing when people were poisoning pigeons in Wellington
https://www.reddit.com/r/birding/comments/108ilhf/drunk_waxwings_fake_news/
oh nooooooo😭 oh well...i've always preferred the cold hard realities instead of comfortable untruths 
@Avishek @g1comics @JaneJohnsonBakr
I agree. However, I find it more sad that we HAVE to question everything now - even photos - as real or truthful.
It seems like everything is a lie, not just the obvious lies which are ignored or embraced.
When I lived in Houston Texas the mockingbirds would get drunk on fermented figs, stagger along the top of our redwood fence, and eventually tumble off.
@[email protected] @[email protected] Unfortunately this is fake. When I saw this earlier my first thought was window impact of a flock and it looks like others are saying the same http://www.reddit.com/r/birding/comments/108ilhf/drunk_waxwings_fake_news/
@JaneJohnsonBakr there's a parable here ... But I'm an Al Anon person and I'm just worried for their children
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@SpeedOfHuman @JaneJohnsonBakr
please tell me that’s not just a photo of a bunch of beautiful birds who are dead
Setki tysięcy wyświetleń w mediach społecznościowych ma fotografia pokazująca rzekomo "pijane w trupa" jemiołuszki, które najadły się sfermentowanych owoców. Jest tematem żartów i zabawnych komentarzy. Ustaliliśmy, co się tym ptakom naprawdę stało i gdzie do tego doszło.
Wouldn't it be better to put them in a place where you have gathered their family and friends to that you can stage an intervention when they wake up?