Imagine how surprised I was this afternoon when I looked out under my bird feeder and spotted these 4 Wild Turkey hens. They seemed very interested in the sunflower seeds the birds have discarded.
WOODYNOOK CREATIONS
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
World Bird Wednesday
Imagine how surprised I was this afternoon when I looked out under my bird feeder and spotted these 4 Wild Turkey hens. They seemed very interested in the sunflower seeds the birds have discarded.
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The plumage on Turkeys is about as fascinating as it gets. For my money they are North America's Peacock. How wonderful to have them in the yard! Good move on the corn and I'll keep my fingers crossed that they'll be back!
I love the variety of tones in their feathers, especially in the tail! Great shots!
They do look healthy.I'm sure they will be back since they found a food source.Lovely colors on them too.
Ruth
Great to see these big birds at your feeder. Your photos show beautiful feather details.
I have a friend that has wild turkeys visiting his yard. They drive his dog nuts! You have some nice captures of them.
Becky, they are beauties, aren't they. What great visitors to your garden.
Must be hard to find food with all that snow.
Lovely colourful species to have roaming your yard. I'm sure the corn will entice them back.
Such lovely details! What a nice surprise for you!
Becky look after those Turkeys they are beautiful Thanks for sharing. XXX Don
Love the wild turkeys!! My sister in Colorado fed a flock that took up outside the post office where she works last yr...this yr they took up at a place across the river so still in the neighborhood, so these guys MAY return if they survive. Great Photos!!
Nice shots of these pretty birds!
Those turkeys, they are really colorful and elegant birds, a little old-fashioned in their taste... Love the pics!
Beautiful birds to see nice images. Thanks for sharing
What lovely magnificent biirds. I've never seen them, We don't have them here in our area. Your header is beautiful too. We don't have deer in our yard this winter as we fenced in our property and fenced the deer out. They proved to be too much of a nuisance in our garden during the spring and summer. They loved ou4r hostas! too much!
Oh my .... those feathers are awesome! I would LOVE to have a turkey visit my feeders :)
Very nice photos. They do have some pretty feathers.
How cool! I've never had turkeys in my yard. wonderful!
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