It's time for Outdoor Wednesday again over at A Southern Daydreamer!
More possibilities for our Thanksgiving dinner showed up yesterday!
I came upon them unexpectedly, so the first couple of images are pretty darn blurry.
They were digging for grubs on the front of our property down at street level.
"Hey you guys, run run run! It's the lady that's always talking about cooking us!"
Hitting the pavement at a fast clip.
And they're off!
All those little feathered butts!
I was in the garden(like a golf cart) cart following them very slowly. They would speed up, then
slow down always keeping me at a safe distance.
"She's still coming! Head for the park guys!"
Half of the flock headed for the short-cut .....
And the other half decided to do the race-track maneuver.
"We're safe now ...... I don't think she can see us up under the tree!"
That's it for Outdoor Wednesday this week, thanks for coming by!
Very cute post. The turkeys are certainly headed for cover. Like reading the eeny-meenie-minie moe poem.
ReplyDeleteAnn
Great goodness,these turkeys better get out of town,literally!...YES GET OUT OF TOWN!
ReplyDeletecute post,great shot's,maybe if they keep hangn' round,one of them will be guest at the round table.
-Jo
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Wow! Amazing to see that many turkeys all together. Great pictures.
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Are they running away to hide ? : )
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They're just so amusing! Thanks for the great photo essay.
ReplyDeleteHow fun! These photos brought back a memory of my aunt's backyard in Jekyll Island, GA. She had a flock of turkeys in the yard during one of my visits...They moved all over the yard...back and forth...but would not move forward towards the woods. The garden hose was stretched out...and apparently the turkeys thought it was a snake. After walking up and back for about 15 minutes, a brave soul hopped over the hose...followed by the rest. And they ambled into the woods. It was so amusing...
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Jane (Artfully Graced)
They would make a lot of Thanksgiving dinners!!
ReplyDeleteFunny post, I love the racetrack shot. Run turkeys, run and hide.
ReplyDeletewonderful captures!
ReplyDeleteThanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays, and I think the turkey has a lot to do with it!!
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What a great post! It was very fun to read, and the pictures are super!
ReplyDeleteTurkeyville at your place for sure. Did you purchase cranberries yet?
ReplyDeleteJoyce M
Wonderful photo's.....you some great captures. Thanks for sharing. :-)
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Your outdoors pictures are so beautiful. Especially the Turkey's.
ReplyDeleteIt doesn't take a lot to amuse me. :-)
ReplyDeleteAnd these turkeys are not the smartest of birds, but surely among the most amusing.
Cute story Jane, and yes Joyce .... I do have cranberries ready!
Thanks so much for coming by to visit with my favorite clowns in the neighborhood!
Candy