These fellows seem very at ease wandering through the town of Sheridan, Wyoming, this summer during the hottest week of the year. Here they stroll through the shade of my friend Duffy’s yard. Definitely not camera-shy. They were about as Cold Turkey as they could be during this snap when daily temperatures reached 110 degrees!
For the Bird of the Week prompt
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
Must be interesting to see these wild turkeys stroll through an yard. Do they harm flowers?
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They eat leaves, grass, seeds, berries, insects, worms, snails, frogs, and small
reptiles.
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I just learned how to “harvest” a chicken at a neighboring farm! My earliest shock in life was seeing a chicken run around a neighbors yard with its head off, now I have more tactile & visuals under my belt…
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Perry, I have a book about to come out where the penultimate poem is about a chicken running around with its head cut off! Look for it on Amazon. It’s called The China Bulldog and Other Stories of a Small Town Girl!
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Very brave of them.
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I have not seen one for ages.
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Beautiful.
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