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| A wild turkey hen |
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| Wild turkey in a crabapple tree. Apparently, dried crabapples are a main staple of their diet in winter and spring, so it is not uncommon to see them in trees. |
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| A tom turkey struts his stuff at the UW Arboretum. |
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Tuesday, April 26, 2016
Wordless Wednesday 214: Wild Turkeys
Okay, mostly wordless, but these did require a bit of explanation.
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6 comments:
Great photo of the male displaying! They are fun to watch, aren't they?
Thanks, Beth. I never weary of seeing our local hawks or wild turkeys -- especially considering both were once extinct here.
Is that a turkey's version of mooning?
Colleen: Haha. He's obviously courting the hens wandering through the nearby underbrush. Thankfully, he was content to show off his magnificent feathers and wasn't feeling aggressive.
It's been a few years since I've seen wild turkeys. They're rather shy but wonderful birds.
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Sue: Yes, even though you'd think our urban birds would be used to humans, they tend to be rather standoffish. Still love seeing them whenever I'm out for a walk. :)
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