Police & Fire

Beware Angry Birds on Harborwalk Between Burroughs and Union Wharves

Posted on Author Matt ContiComments Off on Beware Angry Birds on Harborwalk Between Burroughs and Union Wharves

A complaint on Citizens Connect to the Mayor’s 24-hour hotline is reporting:

Burroughs Wharf Harborwalk

“A very aggressive bird (bluejay maybe) attacks anything, human or dog, that comes through this part of the Harborwalk between 40 Battery and Union Wharf. Can animal control do something about it?”

The iPhone report also includes the photo of the territory, shown at the left.

Perhaps a mama bird protecting her nest?

Via Universal Hub

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