Loosened from the mud, I find myself floating in a world of possibility.

So can you.



7 - Out for a Stroll



I first caught sight of these five turkeys in October when they decided to hang out in front of my house - our very own set of turkeys in the hood. These turkeys were hatched at a neighborhood park just 4 blocks from my home. I know this because the local paper has been following their progress and writing about them on occasion.

On Saturday I went to the local knit shop (Crafty Planet is wonderfully just two blocks from my home) and found these turkeys were also interested in some window shopping.



The males have such pretty colors.



I have a thing for wild turkeys, especially the ones I see out in the woods near our Airstream retreat. The thing that I have for them is derived from the fact that the sight of wild turkeys make me hungry. I don't know why. I've never really had an urge to hunt any sort of animal unless you would consider fishing in this category.

But I assure you my carnivorous urge does not apply to those turkeys strolling through my neighborhood.

There's just no way I could eat one my neighbors!



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Comments

  1. Oh wow, I've seen them around the creek here but that is such a busy area to see them

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  2. Oh wow! Such amazing creatures! Great photos. I can't believe they are are just roaming around town!

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  3. How cool! We use to have tons of wild turkey in my old place, but since moving to a more city area, we've yet to see any of these guys roaming around :) Thanks for linking up to Communal Global!

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  4. How absolutely fascinating. What pretty creatures! So glad you were able to capture part of their Saturday adventures!

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  5. Gorgeous photo's.

    I'm a new follower.
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    www.amyclairejacob.blogspot.com

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