I came home on Monday afternoon and was surprised by three wild turkeys sitting on my porch. I knew that the turkeys were roaming all over the East Bay, but I didn't expect to see them where I live, up in the hills. When I shooed them away (you should see how much they pooped in just a short time) they flew! That's how little I know about turkeys. I thought they just waddled.
Monday, March 03, 2008
Look What Came to Visit
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2 comments:
Wow, how cool and bizarre! I didn't know they flew either. I thought turkeys were supposed to be "flightless birds." Hmm!
Great seeing you last night. And OMG, your view is amazing!
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