Earlier this year I shared this post about Mrs. Turkey and her hatchlings. Well last week they decided to show up again, half-grown…
and with two other mamas with their babies!
It’s quite the flock they have!
Most people are familiar with the term “flock of pigeons” and even “gaggle of geese,” but did you know that a group of turkeys is called a “rafter”? More info here…
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Wow! That’s a lot of wild turkeys to have around. Great photos.
Great captures. I’ve never seen such a large flock.
“7” OF THEM! HAVE A LOOK!
That sure is a lot of Turkeys.
Lovely shots.
Thats a very big family – maybe its something in the water!!
Cheers – Stewart M – Melbourne!