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I was leaving my house this morning....

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Before the developers set their sights on my rural neighborhood, we'd routinely see flocks of them outside our porch early in the morning. Now....nothing....ever. I miss those days..
 
turkeys can fly? i didnt know that.

when we moved to ahwatukee our house was on the edge of the desert, as were most of the newer areas out there. it was very common to see desert cats and coyotes in the early morning hours. coyotes would scavenge peoples back yards at nite too. the worst part was the scorpions everywhere.
 
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turkeys can fly? i didnt know that.

when we moved to ahwatukee our house was on the edge of the desert, as were most of the newer areas out there. it was very common to see desert cats and coyotes in the early morning hours. coyotes would scavenge peoples back yards at nite too. the worst part was the scorpions everywhere.
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Wild turkeys are very smart and can fly.

Food turkeys are white and amazingly stupid. The story is they will drown in the rain by looking upwards.
 
A used to see a big pack of wild turkeys sometimes on the way to work when I lived with my parents. Man, they owned.
 
I never saw a turkey this big before (wild or otherwise), and I definitely don't live on what's considered "rural" area (although it is developed condo greenery) in suburban MA. I commonly see game birds around. Damn, the thing must have been easily a 20lb-er and had a wingspan of at least 7ft.
 
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