In Which The Jungian Principles Are Robbed of Their Gravitas
Somewhere in the Turkey Collective Consciousness there hovered a memory of food that imprinted itself on our front yard.
Yesterday, The Collective made an appearance.
This time I was ready.
My camera and I are now joined at the hip.
(This is an analogy I could live without to tell you the truth...)
Sorry to offend your delicate sensibilities...
NOT!
Maybe I should start charging admission.
Or get a t-shirt that says...
My Alaska friends have a Moose in their neighborhood,
and all I get are these lousy Turkeys.
(Can you hear me groaning?)
These are the jokes (). Yuck it up.
Yesterday, The Collective made an appearance.
This time I was ready.
My camera and I are now joined at the hip.
(This is an analogy I could live without to tell you the truth...)
Sorry to offend your delicate sensibilities...
NOT!
[album 65561 Turkey Visit One.JPG][album 65561 Turkey Visit Two.JPG]
[album 65561 Turkey Visit Three.JPG]Maybe I should start charging admission.
Or get a t-shirt that says...
My Alaska friends have a Moose in their neighborhood,
and all I get are these lousy Turkeys.
(Can you hear me groaning?)
These are the jokes (). Yuck it up.
Comments (7)
404Error (Legacy)
Wow! With the skillful application of some bird shot you could have the whole neighborhood covered come Thanksgiving. Or not. I'm just sayin'...
mamallama (Legacy)
Now ain't that somethin'.
Who da thunk?
Pretty cool, eh?
Who da thunk?
Pretty cool, eh?
Pragmatist (Legacy)
And they're bringing the little ones, too. Maybe you could encourage one of them to nest. I hear turkey eggs are pretty good.
Bless
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InStitches (Legacy)
Family friendly dining is so hard to come by these days I'm sure they were quite pleased. :)
Dustbunny3 (Legacy)
Gee I miss the farm in AR. The Hens would line up and drag thier wings in the pasture and all the smsll fry would be in frount catching grasshoppers. They are great bug eaters. Good PIC.
diane (Unauthenticated) (Legacy)
I love it! Those are the turkey babies that were born in T and S's backyard! They were in the front yard of the people next door to them yesterday when we stopped by to pick some veggies from the garden. I snapped pictures of them too which I will get on my blog today or tomorrow. I can't believe how big the babies are getting!They love roaming through our community, especially around our particualr homes. I love having wild birds and animals in the hood!
welshamethyst (Legacy)
Now all we need is stuffing, mashed potatoes, & gravy ;)
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