We always enjoy seeing turkeys in the fields as we drive to church and back. And sometimes we see them just ambling either through our neighbors yard or up the middle of the road in front of our house. But this time of year, we are awakened each morning by their gobbling in the woods behind us.
Love this. We are seeing more wild turkeys now that the rains have stopped. Actually we have been hearing them out in a field near our house. Hopefully I can capture a few photos like you have. They sure are skinny compared to farm fed critters. Sue
I have a new Chromebook laptop, so please forgive me in my comment on your recipe post referring to this lovely photo of the turkey. At that moment it looked like it was at the end of your recipe post; sorry about that. Your posts are lovely and inspiring, I appreciate your blog very much.
To get to the other side? lol
ReplyDeleteThat turkey was just crossing your street out of nowhere? Awesome.
Luckily he didn't have an accident!!
ReplyDeleteWow, you came across the perfect photo opportunity!!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful serenity captured
ReplyDeleteWe don’t have wild turkey here, but I expect she wanted to go for a walk! 😂
ReplyDeleteWe have been seeing them here too. Janice
ReplyDeleteHe was following the leader! He knew it was safe because this is Easter, not Thanksgiving. Who eats turkey for Easter? not me! LOL.
ReplyDeleteThey look so different than domesticated farm turkeys.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing turkeys in the wild! Great picture!
ReplyDelete~K.
We always enjoy seeing turkeys in the fields as we drive to church and back. And sometimes we see them just ambling either through our neighbors yard or up the middle of the road in front of our house. But this time of year, we are awakened each morning by their gobbling in the woods behind us.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great capture!!
ReplyDeleteLove this. We are seeing more wild turkeys now that the rains have stopped. Actually we have been hearing them out in a field near our house. Hopefully I can capture a few photos like you have. They sure are skinny compared to farm fed critters.
ReplyDeleteSue
To answer the question (from a Florida perspective), the turkey crossed the road to show the armadillos it can be done.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great photograph.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
I so enjoy seeing the wild turkeys..we don't have them around here, but I have seen them we have traveled. Really like this picture you captured.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!
ReplyDeleteHahahahaha on the turkey.
ReplyDeleteI have a new Chromebook laptop, so please forgive me in my comment on your recipe post referring to this lovely photo of the turkey. At that moment it looked like it was at the end of your recipe post; sorry about that. Your posts are lovely and inspiring, I appreciate your blog very much.
ReplyDeleteHahaha I don't know but he looks lonely out there! xoxo
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