Not One. Not Two.... But Seven Wild Turkeys Parading Around the Neighborhood.
I enjoy seeing the flock wandering comfortably in our front and backyard. Before spring ended, there were only four in the flock. Nowadays, I see new young additions tagging along.
I call this one Mr. Debonair
Maria,
Nice photos. We used to see flocks as we drove in Napa during the time we lived there. We now see them on occasion in the hills and the wine country. Happy Sunday! A
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
Maria Gilda Racelis
Manchester, CT
Lauren Williams, CPO
Woodinville, WA
How cool is that, Maria? Not something one sees every day of the week... at least not at my end! Happy Sunday.
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
Maria Gilda Racelis
Manchester, CT
Lauren Williams, CPO
Woodinville, WA
We see them in our rural areas in our County . They feast in the cornfields after its been harvested
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
Maria Gilda Racelis
Manchester, CT
Lauren Williams, CPO
Woodinville, WA
That is a great looking family and I am glad that you were able to photograph and share them with us!
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
Maria Gilda Racelis
Manchester, CT
Lauren Williams, CPO
Woodinville, WA
Maria, OH MY, we rarely see wild turkeys in my neck of the woods. I would have to jam on the brakes and take a picture!
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
Maria Gilda Racelis
Manchester, CT
Lauren Williams, CPO
Woodinville, WA
Good evening Maria Gilda Racelis ,
I'm so glad that Brian England re-blogged your post! Love the photos and can't imagine seeing these wild turkeys where I live!
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
Maria Gilda Racelis
Manchester, CT
Brian England
Gilbert, AZ
Lauren Williams, CPO
Woodinville, WA
Wow Maria- we have birds but nothing like your turkeys!!!!
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
Maria Gilda Racelis
Manchester, CT
Lauren Williams, CPO
Woodinville, WA
Hi Maria, Thanks for sharing these great turkey pictures. I haven't seen anything like that since we moved from the country.
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
Maria Gilda Racelis
Manchester, CT
Lauren Williams, CPO
Woodinville, WA
Maria Gilda Racelis I used to see wild turkeys in Maryland. Beautiful birds.
Maria Gilda Racelis
Manchester, CT
Hi Maria Gilda Racelis, I believe they call this a rafter.
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
Maria Gilda Racelis
Manchester, CT
Hello Maria - I don't recall encountering a wild turkey taking a stroll in a neighborhood where I have visited. Nice post title.
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
Maria Gilda Racelis
Manchester, CT
Hello Maria, Thanks for sharing these great picture of these turkey with us. To think that Benjamin Franklin wanted them to be the National bird.
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
Maria Gilda Racelis
Manchester, CT
What a fun photo, Maria!
We were visiting a friend on Cape Cod in MA a few years back and saw a whole flock of wild turkeys strolling down their road. There had to be a dozen, maybe more.
Jeff
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
Maria Gilda Racelis
Manchester, CT
Thank you very much for sharing your photographs.
Have an outstanding June.
Those are some good looking birds, especially Debonair. We have our share of wild turkeys running around Elk Grove, some of them are even birds too! 
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I like Mr. Debonair's name. It does suit him. What fun to see these wild birds running around. Cute title. :)
Maria loved the picture and the post and the best part is they know it is not Thanksgiving they do not have to fear for their lives:))Endre
Maria it has been a while since we connected hope all is well and you are getting through the pandemic and prospering. Don't be a stranger, Endre
Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
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