lucky you got the glimpse through the pine leaves there Brian
good eye! looks like you surprised her!
I know they sleep in trees, but have never actually seen a tree turkey before. Nice capture!
HaHa! These are great, Brian! He just pops right out of those branches.
how great you saw her! neat!
Geweldig mooi zo in de natuur.
I love how she's nestled in there and you still managed to get the iridescent colors of her feathers. Great catch!
Haha, she does look startled. I have never seen one of these. Beautiful shots!
She looks as surprised to see you as you were to see her! She's rather prehistoric looking.
Is this a turkey or a dinosaur!?:) Very cool captures.
Now that is funny. I've never seen a turkey in a tree before.
She's not easy to spot among the branches.
Funny bird, great post!
These shots crack me up- the expressions (if there can be such a thing on a bird) are priceless.
Great bird and beautiful photos.
Doesn't blend in too well with that green tree does he. That red just pops out a bit too much. Great capture!
Great sighting, it looks almost hidden! I have never seen them in the trees only on the ground! Great shots!
I have to admit, that is probably the last place I would look for a turkey, though I know they are capable of many unexpected antics. These pictures made me smile ... nice catch, Brian.Andrea @ From The Sol
Ok, great captures on your part, but I have to say - that is the ugliest mug I've seen in a while. :)
Great eye on this one.....I am wondering how you spotted her!!
Hi Brian. I think it is safe to say ' not a pretty bird' but glad you caught the shot.
Splendid shot - I suppose it must have looked a little out of place up there!Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
Great capture!Didn´t know they stay in trees.Majsan/
Looks prehistoric!
Cool!
Great captures ;)
Nice shots. You have a good eye for spotting it in the trees.
I was very nearly "Googling" this new species..... Good post Brian.
I had t do a double-take when I saw the thumbnail. "What kind of newly hatched exotic creature did Brian find this time?" Really fun shots!
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lucky you got the glimpse through the pine leaves there Brian
good eye! looks like you surprised her!
I know they sleep in trees, but have never actually seen a tree turkey before. Nice capture!
HaHa! These are great, Brian! He just pops right out of those branches.
how great you saw her! neat!
Geweldig mooi zo in de natuur.
I love how she's nestled in there and you still managed to get the iridescent colors of her feathers.
Great catch!
Haha, she does look startled. I have never seen one of these. Beautiful shots!
She looks as surprised to see you as you were to see her! She's rather prehistoric looking.
Is this a turkey or a dinosaur!?:) Very cool captures.
Now that is funny. I've never seen a turkey in a tree before.
She's not easy to spot among the branches.
Funny bird, great post!
These shots crack me up- the expressions (if there can be such a thing on a bird) are priceless.
Great bird and beautiful photos.
Doesn't blend in too well with that green tree does he. That red just pops out a bit too much. Great capture!
Great sighting, it looks almost hidden! I have never seen them in the trees only on the ground! Great shots!
I have to admit, that is probably the last place I would look for a turkey, though I know they are capable of many unexpected antics. These pictures made me smile ... nice catch, Brian.
Andrea @ From The Sol
Ok, great captures on your part, but I have to say - that is the ugliest mug I've seen in a while. :)
Great eye on this one.....I am wondering how you spotted her!!
Hi Brian. I think it is safe to say ' not a pretty bird' but glad you caught the shot.
Splendid shot - I suppose it must have looked a little out of place up there!
Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
Great capture!Didn´t know they stay in trees.Majsan/
Looks prehistoric!
Cool!
Great captures ;)
Nice shots. You have a good eye for spotting it in the trees.
I was very nearly "Googling" this new species..... Good post Brian.
I had t do a double-take when I saw the thumbnail. "What kind of newly hatched exotic creature did Brian find this time?" Really fun shots!
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