I just posed a wild turkey today! Yours is much prettier.The one I got a pic of looked like a hen,& she came right up to my neighbors drive & peeped at her through her door.I spent a half hour watching what she`d do next,Nice shots!Phyllis
Very nice shots with wonderful detail. (Though I think that's a face only a mother could love.) We came across a spot in California where the turkeys had hung out and found some magnificent feathers they left behind.
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I just posed a wild turkey today! Yours is much prettier.The one I got a pic of looked like a hen,& she came right up to my neighbors drive & peeped at her through her door.I spent a half hour watching what she`d do next,Nice shots!Phyllis
ReplyDeleteVery nice shot. Love the details on their feathers. Happy weekend! :)
ReplyDeleteHe is a handsome fella. I'm sure the females must be impressed. :)
ReplyDeleteHe's a big one.
ReplyDeleteThis is its day!
ReplyDeleteU nas wiosna już jest, ale takich pięknych ptaków nie ma. Pozdrawiam.
ReplyDeleteYou already spring, but these beautiful birds is not. Yours.
The effect of females on males can be quite impressive :-)
ReplyDeleteMales will be males. Nice capture Camera Girl.
ReplyDeleteA big bird indeed, lots of detail and colour to admire!
ReplyDeleteamazing photos, he is stunning strutting his stuff....
ReplyDeleteamazing photos, he is stunning strutting his stuff....
ReplyDeleteHow do you do this? If I see a wild turkey (other than the Wild Turkey Whiskey) it turns and runs. Hmmm...maybe it's my deodorant or lack thereof?
ReplyDeleteHow fantastic are these images?!! Shows us a bit of nature's way of dealing with Spring...the 'spring feelings' in wild turkeys!!!
ReplyDeleteI've only seen wild turkeys just a couple of times, and your photos are a treat. [no pun intended]
He sure is a cool dude and what fun to come across him. Great shots!
ReplyDeleteThis proves it. All males are alike. Ha!
ReplyDeleteAwesome shots! I've been waiting to get up close to these fellow with they are strutting.
ReplyDeleteHe does look cool. Nice capture!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen one in real life. Great shots, EG!
ReplyDeletehaha! I love that you caught him primping it all up for the girls!
ReplyDeleteouch! My grand parents had two fo tehm once when I was a kid. I was afraid of them. I´m not sure I want to meet one.
ReplyDeleteGotta strut your stuff for the girls!
ReplyDeleteVery nice shots with wonderful detail. (Though I think that's a face only a mother could love.) We came across a spot in California where the turkeys had hung out and found some magnificent feathers they left behind.
ReplyDeleteHaha, Spring has arrived even in the Great North!:) Marvelous shots, I love that strut in his step.
ReplyDeleteA good looking fellow! We have plenty of those around the farm right now!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures! We have a few wild turkeys down on the farm, but I haven't seen any lately.
ReplyDeleteI love coming upon wild turkeys. When I do I'm fumbling around for my camera and they are gone.
ReplyDeleteGreat classic photo you got there.
Great photos! Love the tones and composition!
ReplyDeleteHe's really showing off. Good thing it isn't November!
ReplyDeleteDarla
Just like a male in the human world. Male behavior is universal, I guess. :) The feathers and markings are so pretty here.
ReplyDeleteLooks like he was showing off.
ReplyDeleteThat is one vain turkey!
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You are so lucky.
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