Wild Baby Turkeys
The hens are starting to bring their babies out. I love how close they stay together.
They are little yet but I’ve seen them fly.
In fact, they can make the high jump to roost with mom in the trees by the river.
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I’m hooked on your pictures and totally enjoy them. Thanks.
Thanks Larry! So glad I’ve captured you!
Just love seeing your photography, alway brings a smile Leah!
Gosh, thanks Heidi!
So glad I found your blog. It makes me smile every time. How wonderful that you use your talents to enrich so many lives out here. K.
Oh thank you! So glad I can bring you a smile. I can’t help but smile during my hikes around the ranch.
Ciao, hey….they look so funny, must be a laugh to see em walking by?
It must be a treat to see the young turkeys more or less in your back yard. I guess turkey hens are good moms too!
That first picture is adorable!!
Seasweetie…it truly IS …adorable!! put one in a teacup!!
OOPS make that one rather LARGE teacup! HA
Love it!
Oooh! Baby Turkeys! That is so cute! How cool that you’ve got wild Turkeys around! Awesome pictures
Thanks Larissa!
I am envious that you got to actually see a baby wild turkey and thanks so much for sharing the experience – AWESOME!!! Happy Thursday – made my day:)
Great stuff! People would enjoy their world so much more if they had your eye for beauty.
Wow, thanks for the compliment Cal!
Your pictures are amazing, I love your blog. Have a nice weekend.
Thanks Aneta!
I love that shot of them leaping but that first picture is just perfect, I love her ballerina legs!
I know! I always say they look like ballerinas! They prance around and are so fun to watch. They usually walk single file to the tree and then leap up to the nest one at a time.
Incredible–I have never seen this wonder. That first photo of the pair out walking is touching and dear.
Thanks Alice, that first shot is one of the favorites I think!
Leah, I’ve just nominated you for a Sunshine Award….but I think I posted the wrong link–your old one–on my blog today. I’ll go back and correct it, but you can see it on my blog today–Suzysomething Thinks Out Loud (http://www.suzysomethingthinksoutloud.com)
I enjoy your blog so much I want to share it with everyone. Thanks!
Thanks Suzy!
I think that is actually the only time I have ever seen a baby turkey. Who knew? that even baby turkeys are cute!
I know! I just love them.
Leah, the first shot of the Momma and her baby is going down on my list as one of your best. Stories could be written about that photo. You are gifted. So very gifted.
Thank you Lenore. It’s on my list too.
That first picture could write a children’s book so cute we have them Here in wc they are so loud when they plop out of the trees. Great eyes hard to catch I love it makes me laugh.everytime I look at it
Thanks Melissa!
West Virginia I meant
So cute!!! I have one hanging around in my backyard too… in Boston! And I was so shocked to see that tiny little turkey fly. Thanks for the pics.