They have their own Facebook page here. They have visited schools and churches, and offices and stores. And then, one day last week, they decided to visit me!
I couldn’t get very close but when I stepped out onto the porch to get a better picture their 'Secret Service Agent' gave a warning! Up went the tail feathers!
I wanted to invite them for tea but they only seemed interested in things
growing on the spot where my sweetheart took out an old tree. I hoped, in their
picking and pecking, they would completely remove the last vestiges of the tree
stump. But it was not meant to be! Not long after they arrived they went
around the corner, strutted down our driveway and headed east. I was tempted to
call my dear, little mother and tell her they were headed her way. Not long
after that my sweetheart saw them in a neighborhood nearby! So, now we can say we’ve had the experience of a visit from the Canby Town Turkeys! Now, if it had only been closer to Thanksgiving Day – hmmmm. . .I wonder what would have happened?
Oh, what a delight! I follow Susan Branch at her blog and too has turkeys visit. I hate to admit this, but I am so jealous!
ReplyDeleteHow neat to spot these in town, wandering around, pretty as you please!
ReplyDeleteHow fun! You know, I grew up in the country and never saw a wild turkey when I was a kid. I see them all the time now! I think they are making a come back. I think that's awesome:>)
ReplyDeleteWell, what an unusual sight! Funny to see them just walking down the street :)
ReplyDeleteTurkeys are so much fun to watch! Usually we see them on the ground, but sometimes they trick us and roost high in the trees! I enjoy gathering up turkey feathers when I'm in the woods. I keep them in a feather bouquet on a shelf at our cabin.
ReplyDeleteHow fun to see the turkeys in your very own neighborhood.
ReplyDeleteWow, turkeys on the front lawn!
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