What do you do when the turkeys come knocking at your door?
(Or your neighbor's door.)
I just did what came naturally. Got my camera...
...and started shooting.
They got the message.
They high-tailed it right on outta there.
You know what they say:
"It's hard to soar with the eagles
when you're surrounded by turkeys."
BUT...
"Those who hope in the Lord
will renew their strength.
They will soar on wings like eagles;
they will run and not grow weary,
they will walk and not be faint."
Isaiah 40:31
You're like the paparazzi for turkeys. I love that they ran away like a bunch of celebs without makeup.
ReplyDeleteI read another blog recently where turkeys had come up in the yard. I'm wondering if there isn't enough food for them this summer...or water? Aren't they wonderful to watch! blessings, marlene
ReplyDeleteI think turkey freezes just fine for 3 months...
ReplyDeleteI would have immediately thought Thanksgiving. But you were so sweet to only shoot with your camera. That is amazing. I don't see turkeys roaming like that here.
ReplyDeleteTheir feathers are so pretty.
♥
Joy
Actually, I am willing to pay to have my turkey decapitated and plucked for me. Plus, this is a hen and this year's brood. They are not big enough yet. I would have to have three of them. Too much work. :-)
ReplyDeleteha ha i am sure that was quite the sight to see! What cool pictures!
ReplyDeleteWhere do they come from?
ReplyDeleteYou should think about becoming a paparazzi photographer... :)
This is so funny! I would do the same exact thing : )
ReplyDeleteWHAT?!? Turkeys in the neighborhood? I've got to figure out some way to turn one of these Superior Snaps into an Sx3 offering...whaddaya think? :)
ReplyDeleteListen, I'm passing some bloggy bling your way this morning...I'd be ever so happy if you stopped by to have a look! And BTW...I'm considering ALL of these Superior Snaps for Sx3. Talk about turkeys...
ReplyDeleteSo funny! I've never seen so many turkeys in one place. Alive, that is.
ReplyDeleteAren't they the goofiest birds? They run rampant thru my Mom's neighborhood, also. Even around T-day ... and they're big and fat and not-so-fast and kinda dumb ... and totally "protected" (nevermind that they're completely, not remotely "endangered").
ReplyDeleteThat is simply a beautiful sight! Thanks so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI think I'm on my way back to blogging and catching up on my fave blogs - and stopping by here today has been yet another reminder of why I started blogging in the first place. There are so many of you who are at the top of my "check on" list and you've all done a great job at inspiring me today and reminding me why I blog. So, for that, (and many other things) thanks!!!