As I approached the deer feeding area, I saw four wild turkeys.
They let me approach to within fifty feet before they
faded off into the trees.
10 months ago
Saturday, December 3, 2011
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2 comments:
what fun....to find turkeys in the snow...
They're almost pretty -- in a turkey kind of way. :-)
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