this guy's a real turkey
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- what do you bring
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- taking a dive
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- do gardeners dream in color?
- so much depends upon a green wagon
- at the teddy bear picnic
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24 comments:
He feels proud of his roots
in an air of dignity.
Beautiful picture!
Working out and keeping in shape for November, I guess. Wonderful colors.
Also overheard: "Better than being a ham." Nice capture.
You handle the bird, I'll make the cranberry sauce.
Despite what they say in the barnyard, he's quite handsome.
☼ Sunny
Lots of T&L storms the past couple of nights and no power. Today looks promising.
Heehee.
And I have yet to see one in person!
Ha! He's quite the attractive fellow though.
No matter what you heard he is just a show off and what goes on in the barnysrd stays in the barnysrd. MB
Funny commentary. I've seen a lot of turkeys and I've worked with a lot of turkeys. Hell, I've got a lot of turkeys in my family! But I've never seen as beautiful a turkey as this one! Is this a special breed of Vermont turkey?
By the way, we got Haley on Prednizone and she's much better already today! Yeah!
Hee-hee! Tough to keep a secret like that. What a fine specimen. Not as majestic as an eagle, but a true American.
Such DIVINE 'slice of life' photos this week Brattcat! The wet cows are my favorite. So dreamy......... Ah, summer.
He certainly is...maybe a trip to the "feather dresser" might help!
All of them are jealous in the yard!That's surely the local hero!
Wow! Wonderful moment for photo....
I hear the clock ticking. Not many months till November!
"No, I'm just a chicken", he says, thinking of Thanksgiving.
I've been missing your daily photos and seeing all the blogs. This is one strutting dude! PS. I'm in Santa Fe without a computer, and I'm having photo-withdrawal. Visiting the library is great for books but waiting for a computer to use is a huge pain!
He is indeed a real turkey...I wonder who let the secret out. Probably the geese. Everyone knows how they like to gossip. :)
You know, turkeys are pretty ugly. I've heard they're stupid, too. But what would I know? I'm a city boy.
This is a royal turkey!
Turkeys are such amazing creatures. Why do we have to eat them? Well I don't!
Now that's a gorgeous bird that makes me feel rather 'unconfortable' when I think of Christmas...
Nice profile! This post is very Jacobesque.
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