The Wild Turkeys of Winter




The Nine Ladies who Brunch, who turned into the 17 Ladies who Brunch and the 3 Males who Court Them last year, have been regular visitors to my backyard this winter. In fact, they have become so bold as to fly 14 feet up to my second floor deck and have availed themselves to my feeders. They now come at any hour of the day seeking sustenance thanks to all the snow we've had this winter. I can't remember the last time this area has had such consistent snow cover for such an extended period of time. It reminds me of what southern New England was like when I was a kid.





































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  1. You are definitely being visited. Maybe by something that belongs in Shakespeare or a Greek play. They are really beautiful in an ancient way.

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  2. I am really enjoying their visitations. They are quite fascinating creatures.

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  3. Wow nice pictures! I like it and thank you for sharing about Turkeys.

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  4. great photos...i really love bird..
    good job...keep posting

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  6. I'm not sure why but your pictures have a quiet charm, giving us an inkling into our bird friends' life experiences :).

    It's my first visit here, having discovered your blog at BC. I'm glad I did and plan to return :)

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  7. The way you have written is excellent, after reading your article i think you have travel lot in turkey. your photography technique is mind blowing.

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  8. wow ! nice pictures , i really love birds :)) thank you for sharing this.
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  9. A complete portfolio of wild turkeys....

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  10. Thank you all. I'm glad you are enjoying the posts. Keep checking back. More big things to come.

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  11. A very good and informative article indeed . It helps me a lot to enhance my knowledge, I really like the way the writer presented his views.

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