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The polychromatic turkey of Somerville
By adamg on Fri, 08/21/2020 - 10:47pm
Brad Kelly stopped to admire this turkey in Somerville the other day.
Copyright Brad Kelly. Posted in the Universal Hub pool on Flicker.
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Comments
To small to cook.
To small to cook.
I wonder if there's a study linking feather color to flavor?
Turkeys have been known to
Turkeys have been known to take full grown men down to the ground and kick the bejeezus out of them you know... beware.
If you feel permitted to fight back
the fight is much less fair.
It's hard to know what "acceptable force" is when a turkey is attacking you and you don't actually want to kill it for dinner -- and don't want to leave it alive with serious injuries.
Turkeys
Came out to find 2 sitting on the hood of my car one day. Turned around and went inside. I said you guys take your time, let me know when you're done.
I'm a city kid. I'm no fool with fowl!
I was going to complain about the saturation boost
but the photographer's comment actually justifies it:
« Turkeys are like abstract art »
All the world's a stage,
All the world's a stage,
And all the toms and hens merely fabulous players....
If you needed evidence
that turkeys are actually alien invaders, this is it. That thing is not from planet Earth.