Lots of turkey's! What brings them in for a visit? We are seeing many around here of late too . . . Saw a huge fleet the other day with many, many young ones tagging along!
ha,ha, loved 1st mans comment. We have a lot of turkeys here as well and not unusual to see a raft of em going right down the road. Now the problem is - there are American Turkeys sneaking into Canada all the time. They are beginning to mingle in with the local turkeys. I don't know in the fact that if they hook up and start having babies, they escape all the Visa laws, etc and I don't know how they got past the guys guarding the bridge. These new feathered turkeys are called USANADIANS cause, THEY APPARENTLY MET SOME HOT TURKEY GALS AND they are here to stay. ha,ha Thanks for the note and I have already spoken to Steve. We will surprise "A" with a late graduation present. Have a wonderful day, hugz to Marcy and lol to you and family.
Mmmmm..wild turkey. It has been years but was one of the tastiest turkeys I have eaten. Just have to cover it so it stays moist. Scaring those poor birds Gail? hehe :)
Wow- that's a gang of turkeys right there! If it was me standing there, they would have already taken off..I don't walk softly at all - try as I will...:(
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Wow! Looks like you got a lot of turkeys! Your captions gave me a chuckle... :)
Wow, that's a bunch of turkeys. Hmm, what is that called, a 'rafter of turkeys' if I remember correctly?
So they scattered after you coughed...does that mean those turkeys are chicken? LOL! I couldn't resist.
Have a great weekend!
Oh you are a lucky girl:) Fantastic. Hug B
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Wild turkeys! Cool! If you sneeze will they leave? Sorry, couldn't resist. =)
that is a lot of turkey.. hello thanksgiving dinner
What great shots of the turkeys! I love seeing them.
Lots of good meals there!
Have a blessed Sunday. ♥
Great post. My hubby will be out hunting these skittish birds when the season is in. Have yet to taste wild turkey, but hear it's a bit tough.
Oh Gail, you just made me burst out laughing. I even coughed, lol!
Lots of turkey's!
What brings them in for a visit?
We are seeing many around here of late too . . .
Saw a huge fleet the other day with many, many young ones tagging along!
ha,ha, loved 1st mans comment. We have a lot of turkeys here as well and not unusual to see a raft of em going right down the road. Now the problem is - there are American Turkeys sneaking into Canada all the time. They are beginning to mingle in with the local turkeys. I don't know in the fact that if they hook up and start having babies, they escape all the Visa laws, etc and I don't know how they got past the guys guarding the bridge. These new feathered turkeys are called USANADIANS cause, THEY APPARENTLY MET SOME HOT TURKEY GALS AND they are here to stay. ha,ha Thanks for the note and I have already spoken to Steve. We will surprise "A" with a late graduation present. Have a wonderful day, hugz to Marcy and lol to you and family.
Mmmmm..wild turkey. It has been years but was one of the tastiest turkeys I have eaten. Just have to cover it so it stays moist. Scaring those poor birds
Gail? hehe :)
We just reviewed our game camera and saw quite a few on it. Also deer and several coyotes....and Sugar way back of the farm too.
Lots of fun seeing things when no one else is around.
Wow- that's a gang of turkeys right there! If it was me standing there, they would have already taken off..I don't walk softly at all - try as I will...:(
We haven't seen any or heard them YET!...:)JP
Wild turkey's........time to fill thy freezer :-)
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