We have not seen the local turkeys in a tree, but they do travel around the streets quite well. There are two different groups of them. They usually hang out near the donkeys. But the donkeys' owner tells us they are pests and ruin her garden in the summer.
Grandpa raised Turkeys for a while as well as Peacocks. The Mom misses seeing them when she visits so it was very nice to see your photo of the wild turkeys.
they are super beautiful ;O))) and mazing that mr. gobbler is on top while mrs. g. has her feet on the ground LOL
ReplyDeleteThey are fun to watch too. Great shots.
ReplyDeleteHope your vacation is wonderful.
Have a fabulous day and weekend, Ann. ♥
We have seen them on the ground before but never up in a tree.
ReplyDeleteDang, it's not only a Blot Hop, it's a Turkey Trot!
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to see all the various wild life while you are out on your walks.
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We've never seen a turkey in a tree...only on a platter around Thanksgiving BOL!
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We have not seen the local turkeys in a tree, but they do travel around the streets quite well. There are two different groups of them. They usually hang out near the donkeys. But the donkeys' owner tells us they are pests and ruin her garden in the summer.
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I've only ever seen one on a plate!
ReplyDeleteGrandpa raised Turkeys for a while as well as Peacocks. The Mom misses seeing them when she visits so it was very nice to see your photo of the wild turkeys.
ReplyDeleteYour turkey looks different then ours.
ReplyDeleteFantastic captures of those gobblers. Hugs
ReplyDeleteWe have wild turkeys in our area, but we've never seen any near our yard. In summer we see lots of turkey vultures flying over.
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