Arriving for dinner
Strutting his stuff
Check out my other images of the flock. Guess Who Came For Dinner "Wild Turkey" - a photoset on Flickr
Bob noticed the other day, a few wild turkey forging for food. We have about three foot base of snow on the ground which makes finding food difficult for the turkey to find food...we decide to start feeding them for that reason.
I sprinkled the feed on top of the snow. The turkey
(30 turkey) discovered the food, which consists of sunflower seed, nuts, cracked corn.
You might want to check out Wild Turkey - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
8 comments:
That is good of you to feed them. I know it is hard for them to find food under all that snow. Made for some pictures. Helen
Wow...nice shots. That was nice of you to feed them. Kinda makes it difficult for me to have a turkey sandwich after this though. : (
Nancy
i love wildlife. it's great that you are feeding them. these are great shots.
gina
THAT A LOT OF TURKEY!
Ü Cool shots~
I love your turkeys. We get them also, they are pretty common around here and can be pesty but I like them
Julie
Great shots of the birds, Betty. Wild turkeys are so skittish it can be hard getting good shots of them. I like the fact that you are helping them forage during the periods of deep snow.
Sam
Very cool. (are we allowed to say "cool"? :) )
strutting his stuffing
just kidding...
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