Turkey in the Driveway?

Too bad we missed seeing him, we could have had a fresh turkey for dinner. Not. I'm not a vegetarian, but I would give up meat if I had to kill and clean it myself.

Knitting content has been pretty lean these days. The dog still grabs my yarn when I try to knit, but will ignore the bobbin lace pillow and stand. I've been sewing some totes and cases for my bobbin lace projects, and am working on a pincushion today.
I do have a knitting project on the needles, but won't show any pictures just yet. Top secret, ya know.
Labels: turkey tracks
3 Comments:
That's pretty cool! Fits right into the turkey stride length and everything!
Sure, http://www.birdsource.org/ shows 4 checklists in GR with wild turkeys in 2006 and a total of 29 turkeys spotted.
It's under GBBC (Great Backyard Bird Count) / "Explore the Results" / "Detailed Reports" / "A Particular Species" / "wild turkey".
Then I clicked on "Towns in _ _ _" (Michigan). It sorts by town if you click on "Town".
Thanks! I knew you would be able to help me out. We were lucky to see those tracks. The snow was gone shortly after I took those pictures. I wish I could have seen it walking down my driveway.
We had one (male) in our back yard this summer. I live on Long Island...he was huge and looked prehistoric...UGLY. Looked tough too, now way would I try to eat him!
Karen
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