Snapshots: Jive Turkeys!

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Hi all, what's going on? I'm quickly running out of bird photos, but figure I'd share these before calling it a day. These are some of the jive turkeys behind the house. Don't ever trust their advice, never let them borrow your valuables, and keep them far from your private keys!

"This leafy undergrowth tastes good in my mouth"

Crazy turkey! Where else is it going to taste good!?

So I guess turkeys go for buds, sprouts and fresh leafy morsels in early spring and work their way up to bugs and berries during the summer.

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Four turkey gents strutting their stuff for my Steemit audience

According to Turkeypedia, wild turkeys can fly close to the ground for about a quarter of a mile and can mount on tree branches as a refuge from foxes, coyotes and that hungry weasel character from Looney Tunes.

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You called me a WHAT?!

He called you a turkey. Have you even looked in the mirror lately? Do we REALLY have to go over this again? The more you deny it, the more we all feel sorry for you.


Hey guys, that jerk over there's taking our picture!

At this point, things were heating up and I had to make tracks before it was too late. Heart pounding, I escaped inside and had a sandwich with bugs and berries. Those turkeys have some good recipes.


Alrighty

Tomorrow I'm driving out to the city, which I totally hate. I finished two animations today and will 're-group' tomorrow in preparation for the weekend. I'm surprised I've been able to post this week, albeit my timing is really off and I'm spending an inordinate amount time talking about wild birds.

Hopefully my meeting tomorrow will run smooth and I can get back to not being outside the house. Computers and monitors are too heavy to carry everywheres and I don't like bad drivers (except for myself), so I surrrrrrre want to stay home!

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