Hey, I recognize that one...ha. Great photos! Great job on getting somewhat close to them, that can be hard! I love seeing wild turkeys...and tame ones too I guess!
Okay, now you've done it! I shot some wild turkeys on a golf course down here a few weeks ago but I don't dare post the pictures because yours are so much better. I'd use yours and say they were mine but I think the snow would give me away! :)
I think I'm going to eat Chinese on Thursday because I'm thankful for all the work the Chinese did on our railroads back in the 19th century.
Handsome fellas they are!! I love their feathers! Wonderful captures as always and, as always, thanks for sharing the fun and beauty of your world!! I always look forward to you posts/photos! Have a great weekend!!
Yes, they had better run for their lives! Actually, these are really wild, they would be too scrawny for us. Great pictures of how they look in the wild!
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I like the texture and colors of their feathers.
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It was only a few decades ago that there were no wild turkeys here. They have made an excellent come back.
ReplyDeletePerfect! No live ones around where I live, I'm sorry to say.
ReplyDelete"Oh, not me!" A turkey said.
ReplyDeleteHey, I recognize that one...ha. Great photos! Great job on getting somewhat close to them, that can be hard! I love seeing wild turkeys...and tame ones too I guess!
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately the wild ones taste so much better...we have them in the woods and they know they are safe! Great shots.
ReplyDeleteAwesome photos!
ReplyDeleteLOVE LOVE the turkeys mins seem to have run for the hills too:) Hug B
ReplyDeleteThey're so ungainly to watch, but also fun. Terrific shots!
ReplyDeleteWe haven't seen as many wild turkeys around this year. Lots of lovely details in your photos.
ReplyDeleteThose are great pictures of the Wild Turkeys!
ReplyDeleteso cool!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots of these birds. I don't get to see them often but they are around here in limited numbers.
ReplyDeleteSurprisingly (to me), last year a hunter told us that wild turkeys taste good.
ReplyDeleteWe've got that parade of 17 turkeys that make their way through the yard about once a week. Pass the cranberry sauce...
ReplyDeleteI love seeing families of wild turkeys wander through the woods in West Virginia. Don't see them often, though!
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Hopefully these turkeys will be saf as long as they stay up there.
ReplyDeleteAll the wild turkeys are running into Canada where they will be safe! :)
ReplyDeleteOkay, now you've done it! I shot some wild turkeys on a golf course down here a few weeks ago but I don't dare post the pictures because yours are so much better. I'd use yours and say they were mine but I think the snow would give me away! :)
ReplyDeleteI think I'm going to eat Chinese on Thursday because I'm thankful for all the work the Chinese did on our railroads back in the 19th century.
Handsome fellas they are!! I love their feathers! Wonderful captures as always and, as always, thanks for sharing the fun and beauty of your world!! I always look forward to you posts/photos! Have a great weekend!!
ReplyDeleteYes, they had better run for their lives! Actually, these are really wild, they would be too scrawny for us. Great pictures of how they look in the wild!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you've got your first snow! Lovely pictures and loooooove the caption!
ReplyDeleteI really love that 2nd shot, EG! I've never seen one of these guys - I guess they don't come into the city too often. ;-)
ReplyDeleteI bet their feet are frozen!
ReplyDeleteNeat shots of the turkeys.. I am sure they enjoy the food with that snow on the ground.. Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteNeat shots of the turkeys.. I am sure they enjoy the food with that snow on the ground.. Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteHow clever a ploy to show these good shots!
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Nice textures!
ReplyDeleteWonderful!!! I seldom see or hear turkeys, but I know there are some living in the area!!
ReplyDeleteSave yourself Mr.Turkey!
ReplyDeleteI need a turkey shot for Thursday/Thanksgiving. Do you think these guys would like to fly south? Quickly?
ReplyDeleteI was hoping someone would have some turkey photos. Perfect timing! Thanks! Great photos of these lovely birds!
ReplyDeleteLovely to see the wild turkey's feathers so close. Hope no one shots them fir thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteI hope they are still around this time next week!
ReplyDeleteYou got some good turkey shots. Gobble, gobble. Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteGreat colour but every time I see a turkey I think, I'm never eating one again! Ugliest birds EVER! But alas come christmas I forget ;)
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