Wednesday, November 26, 2008

Wordless Wednesday: Happy Thanksgiving

I took these photos at Litszinger Road Ecology Center (an Urban Nature Reserve) spring 2006.

Two Tom Turkeys (males) facing off.



Two Tom Turkeys trying to impress a Hen Turkey (female).
Can you see her? She's much smaller and to the right of the males.

17 comments:

  1. The poor guys: all fluffed out and no place to go. The hen looks rather disinterested (so far). These sure are classic looking turkeys, though. Happy Thanksgiving.

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  2. I wonder if they ended up on someone's dinner table *lol* Happy Thanksgiving!

    Sreisaat Adventures

    P.S. Today I am serving a classic Khmer dish at FoodTrips.

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  3. Wonderful! I've enver actually ever seen a turkey in anything like its natural habitat. Happy WW

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  4. It's the same with any species isn't it?

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  5. Furred, feathered, two legged or four- the lengths males will go to impress a female...
    Nice shots.
    my WW is here
    Hope you can stop by!
    Have a wonderful Thanksgiving!

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  6. I love how thematic your photos are today. Can you tell how unimpressed the female turkey is with the two "toms"?!! Great shots!

    Check out my WW post at:

    http://beingchronicallyillisapill.blogspot.com/2008/11/wordless-wednesday-flower-power.html

    Happy WW and Happy Thanksgiving!

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  7. Happy Thanksgiving!

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  8. Ah, I guess some things are universal :-) Thanks for stopping by!

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  9. We sometimes see turkeys around the house -- nice shots! Thanks for stopping by.

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  10. These are great shots of the turkeys. I hope you have a very happy thanksgiving.

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  11. They sure are beautiful, too bad they taste so darn good.

    Happy WW and Happy Thanksgiving!

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  12. Hey DNLee, Do you Remember Me?

    I love your blog!

    Noah Whiteman, Cambridge, MA

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  13. Hey DNLee, Do you Remember Me?

    I love your blog!

    Noah Whiteman, Cambridge, MA

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  14. I think they are conspiring to hide after watching the Sarah P. YouTube interview with the turkey killer working in the background!

    Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours!
    ..

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  15. Beautiful turkeys! I'm hoping you had a great Thanksgiving!

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  16. What beautiful animals! Definitely too pretty to eat :)

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