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Just saw him when I was working today. He came up and saw he was getting attention and started strutting right up to me.
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Just saw him when I was working today. He came up and saw he was getting attention and started strutting right up to me.
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Just saw him when I was working today. He came up and saw he was getting attention and started strutting right up to me.
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Just saw him when I was working today. He came up and saw he was getting attention and started strutting right up to me.
What kind of work do you do?
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Just saw him when I was working today. He came up and saw he was getting attention and started strutting right up to me.
They don't normally look like that, do they?
A wild one was around a condo complex when I lived in Cambridge, MA, but it was mainly shades of brown with a little white/beige, and some black.
I'm out in the field a lot working on addressing issues for the most part. Some GPS work as well.
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Just saw him when I was working today. He came up and saw he was getting attention and started strutting right up to me.
Redneck has no ethnic boundaries. .How you know you live in redneck land... Or as I call them out here... Lednecks. Latino rednecks.
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They don't normally look like that, do they?
A wild one was around a condo complex when I lived in Cambridge, MA, but it was mainly shades of brown with a little white/beige, and some black.
It's called a "Royal Palm" and may be a refugee from someone who keeps them for the hell of it. Most of what you see in the wild are brown and most of the commercial breeds are white.
Redneck has no ethnic boundaries. .
Greetings, Lutherf. :2wave:
Beautiful bird, and it looks like it weighs more than those raised for sale to supermarkets! :thumbs:
All this time I thought those bullet holes were because Americans can't aim.
I don't know about that. He's not much bigger than the hen behind him but he's definitely proud of himself!:lol:
Signs, signs, everywhere there's signs. Blocking out the scenery BLAM!!!
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Just saw him when I was working today. He came up and saw he was getting attention and started strutting right up to me.
That's someones animal, there are no wild Turkey's in the U.S. or anywhere that look like that.
Looks like a Royal Palm.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Palm_turkey