And there they Go...
I counted 32 this visit. They were close to the house a few minutes ago and of course the battery died in my camera....didn't take long before their bellies were full and they were running across the field again.
Besides eating all the Sunflower seeds in the yard, these wild turkey's have discovered their reflection in the truck bumper and they can't get enough of themselves!!
Friday, January 1, 2010
Wild Turkey Invasion
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My name is Andrea Mengel and I live with my family in the hilltown of Huntington Massachusetts. Our 1783 saltbox home sits on 20 beautiful acres of fields and woodlands that we enjoy tremendously! Here I get inspired to make all the goodies that I sell at the ~The Crow's Nest Primitive Shoppe~
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That's too funny! You are so lucky to live with nature in such a beautiful place. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLaurie :)
Andrea, I had Pekin Ducks that loved to look at themselves in the chrome bumper of my husband's van. Gotta love the birds!!
ReplyDeletethat is too funny with the reflection...:)
ReplyDeleteToo funny with the reflections, LOL
ReplyDeleteMy daughter lives about 1/2 mile from us and there are wild turkeys in her area too - but I've never seen them in our own area. Once in a while you'll see a deer walking down the middle of the street though - we live in the City.
I dearly love seeing wild turkeys! They always give me such a thrill, probably more than seeing any other wildlife.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year
from Thistle Cove Farm.
Not sure if turkeys come in flocks, gaggles, covies or what, but it must have been quite impressive to see at least 32 of them all together.
ReplyDeleteOh, I love the turkeys posting, aren't they hilarious??? It is fun to gobble back and forth with them.
ReplyDeleteI am enjoying browsing through your postings. We're almost neighbors (when we're in Maine) and I would love to visit sometime.
Let's keep in touch,
Sharon Lovejoy Writes from Sunflower House and a Little Green Island