Behind the Bins blogs about Turkey subspecies here. Very interesting.
Thursday, 27 November 2008
Happy Thanksgiving!
It's Thanksgiving today on the other side of the Pond. So in celebration I'm posting a frame-grab of real Wild Turkeys. In the UK we associate Turkeys with cling-film swaddled domes of goose-pimpled flesh that may or may not fit in the oven on Christmas Day. In the US these magnificent galliformes roam freely. The Capercaillies of America I suppose. 
Behind the Bins blogs about Turkey subspecies here. Very interesting.
Behind the Bins blogs about Turkey subspecies here. Very interesting.
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Happy Thanksgiving!! I would gladly trade you a Turkey for a Capercaillie any day of the week. Heck, I would even trade you a whole flock.
Turkey hens are a fairly common sight here in the Ozark Mtns. Getting a good look at a strutting Tom is more of a rare event.
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