Absolutely you MUST click!Male wild turkeys (Meleagris gallopavo) in Barnstable, Cape Cod, Massachusetts USA on Tuesday 1 May 2007. Ordinarily wild turkeys are extremely rare to see, but these roadside idiots were following a hen, trying to impress her with their handsomeness, and they didn't care that cars were parking and people leaping out to take their picture. (Agence Vleeptron-Presse photo.)
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Ah, love is in the air. They are impressive, aren't they. They don't fly very good though. I was travelling too fast down a gravel road in Vermont a number of years ago and came over a hill and startled a flock of wild turkeys. They took off, and only made it to about windshield height. I stomped on the brakes and turned completely around, managing to miss both turkeys and large tree trunks in the process. My passenger thought it was fun. Several months later, I was travelling across Vermont to Burlington, and this same passenger (now driving in a car ahead of me) called when she was several miles ahead to warn me that there was a flock of wild turkeys by the side of the road.
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