Glad everyone liked the "albino" heron in the earlier post :). Got some more nice duck shots that I'll post later this week after I've had time to restore some of my pride and self esteem after a major catastrophe with one of my cameras. I'll give you a small hint....FLOOD :(.
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nice turkeys - even if they're not strutting, they're showing some color.
FLOOD! Crapola! The weather's been so rough already this spring, I'm not surprised...
You know....someone once told me they were chased by a turkey and said it was a completely horrifying experience. I secretly thought they were exaggerating. When I look at the size of these I am beginning to sympathize a wee bit more;)
Lovely turkeys, put your waterbird cam in a submarine with a scope thingey Joe!
Winner, winner, turkey dinner? I'm hungry right now. Turkey sounds good.
Big toms. Love it!! :)
cute and colorful "big" birds. i found and photographed some recently but mine did not have the color yours have.
Those are some nice pics. I have been seeing a lot around here, I even almost hit one with my car the other day.
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Nice birds! My son has come home empty handed (and sad faced) from two days of turkey hunting. Hoping he has better luck this week.
Still no leaves! I can't believe it, Joe!
Great Toms!
Love the turkeys! I can't wait for the strutting!
Flood... uh oh. No problems with floods here although occasionally the snow gets higher than my cams.
It seems like you have some good reliable sites for your cams where you get reliable pics and nobody stealing your cams. That must be nice...
We had a lot of flooding here too. I had to take a long detour on Saturday as a result.
Nice shots!
wow they are going to have to hide around thanksgiving, those guys are huge! yeah, we had a lot of rain over here too!
oh they are nice fat gobblers!
Joe I love watching the Tom they are beautiful We have lots of turkeys around here as we are in the center of fields and fields of soybean they really like soybean. I never tire of watching them.B
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