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Posted By: DW58, 07-31-2018, 11:30 AM

A hen that's been hanging around with her 8 poults. They help themselves to blueberries and spilt bird seed under the feeders.

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Wonderful birds with an awkward voice!!!
Thank God, photos help to avoid that kind of noise and have only the beauty of the picture!
Nice shot!
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Wonderful birds with an awkward voice!!!
Thank God, photos help to avoid that kind of noise and have only the beauty of the picture!
Nice shot!
Thanks for the comment. There is quite a large flock nearby that make quite a racket every morning as they leave the trees where they roost at night. Luckily not close enough to bother us.
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That bird must be used to you since they are famous for great eyesight .

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That bird must be used to you since they are famous for great eyesight .
She is. We've spent the last 10 days shooing her and her kids away from the blueberry bushes. And our dog Cider is no help because he learned as a pup not to harass turkeys because we used to raise and sell Heritage Turkeys on the farm.
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QuoteOriginally posted by DW58 Quote
She is. We've spent the last 10 days shooing her and her kids away from the blueberry bushes. And our dog Cider is no help because he learned as a pup not to harass turkeys because we used to raise and sell Heritage Turkeys on the farm.
Poor confused puppy! Turkeys can be annoying when they won't leave the blueberry fields when it is time to rake. They can get rambunctious and only fly away after hunting season starts.
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Poor confused puppy! Turkeys can be annoying when they won't leave the blueberry fields when it is time to rake. They can get rambunctious and only fly away after hunting season starts.
We see the local flock here and there year round. Except around Thanksgiving and Christmas.

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Does she hang around during "Thanks Giving" time or go into hiding?
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Does she hang around during "Thanks Giving" time or go into hiding?
See post #7.
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A hen that's been hanging around with her 8 poults. They help themselves to blueberries and spilt bird seed under the feeders.
That's fantastic! haha.
I think they are such goofy creatures... Occasionally I'll see one sprinting across the road on my way to work and I can't help but laugh
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Very good shot!
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Meh, it's not cask strength...
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That's fantastic! haha.
I think they are such goofy creatures... Occasionally I'll see one sprinting across the road on my way to work and I can't help but laugh
They are kinda goofy looking.

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Very good shot!
Thanks.

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Meh, it's not cask strength...
Nope. Obviously since she hangs out in our yard she is NOT that wild.
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