became suspicious and called Flathead County sheriff's deputies after noticing birds falling out of trees and teenagers in the area with BB guns.

A resident on White Birch Lane

A motorist reported someone shot the back window out of his vehicle on Montana 40 on the Whitefish River Bridge.

Someone stole a blue Mongoose bike from apartments on Airport Road.

Road rage landed two drivers in a law-enforcement counseling session on Montana 35.

Deputies responded after a driver pulling a fifth wheel reported that another driver in a green Jeep was screaming and pounding his fist on his vehicle.

A builder reported that someone lifted ladders and other items from his new-home site on Marion Pines Drive.

A Spotted Bear Road resident complained of strange noises over the phone. It happens so often that the voice mail has no room from messages.

Rock trouble was reported at the McElroy-Wilkins gravel pit on Montana 35. Someone threw rocks through the windshield of a pickup at the pit.

A woman reported domestic abuse after her husband knocked her over and she hit her head. Apparently, both had been tipsy a few hours before the incident. Everything was calm when deputies arrived.

A trap set for a troublemaker was tripped sometime Wednesday night on Whitefish Stage Road, but no intruder was found in the morning. The woman's children set the trap on the stairs that led to a sliding-glass door.

Thieves unloaded a construction trailer full of power tools that belong to Rocky Mountain Enterprise. The crime occurred on Whitefish Stage Road north of Birch Grove.

A ruckus broke out late Wednesday at Spruce Park when a man was reported hitting people. He shoved a woman, then sped away in a red hatchback, nearly hitting four people. No one wanted to press charges.

An ungovernable youth was reported on Kelly Road. His father asked the deputy to counsel the boy.

A man on Capra Court complained that his garage was damaged when his car was repossessed.

Two women with a baby apparently were verbally abusing drivers about raising dust on Bowdish Road. The driver said he was driving at about half the speed limit when the women jumped in front of his vehicle and began the verbal assault.

Deputies investigating a call about smoke from a house on Fifth Avenue West were met at the door by a woman with a burned can of beans.

A woman on Cobler Village reported to deputies that an uninvited visitor to her house had taken Tylenol with codeine, morphine and other drugs, along with DVDs and a gas can.