The birds of spring (also summer, fall, and winter) turkeys

d2

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Re: The birds of spring (also summer, fall, and winter)

Look at the spurs on the one in the middle in the first picture! That one is a limb hanger. I suppose they dont turkey hunt there at the condo...d2
 

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Re: The birds of spring (also summer, fall, and winter)

Those are some great pictures. I suppose those are city turkeys? Do they feed them is that why they hang around?
 

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Re: The birds of spring (also summer, fall, and winter)

They must be the California equivalent to Guinea Hens, around here in the sticks, lots of people have the Guinea Hens to eat the ticks on the property. Yes, Turkeys hang in back yards here also. Twenty years ago to see a Turkey in South Jersey was a happening, not anymore.
They sure do multiply fast............. :)

Nice photos, glad they posed for ya!! :thumbsup:

Don
 

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Great pic's of 'Majestic birds'.
In some of our State Parks, they are very tame, they know they are protected I suppose.

Fossis...............
 

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Wow I am hungry, no problem finding holiday dinner! Well seriously they are beautiful birds all theses pics really makes me wish I could see more out my door! But of course if I could I would never want to leave home, great pics thnks for sharing :thumbsup:
 

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Never thought I'd see Turkey's taking a walk down a sidewalk....makes turkey hunting pretty easy...no gun required.
 

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