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Midcoast lens: Fowl play
Photo by: Christine Simmonds
A group of wild turkeys, known as a gang or a rafter, was spotted in Rockport on Warrenton Street Nov. 16.
Rockport — A large group of wild turkeys, known as a gang or a rafter, was spotted in Rockport on Warrenton Street, near the Riley School Nov. 16.
The gang could be seen casually wandering the front yard, apparently unbothered by passing traffic.
Thanksgiving is quickly approaching, so all turkeys had best beware.
A gang of wild turkeys can be seen casually wandering a front yard on Warrenton Street in Rockport Nov. 16, apparently unbothered by passing traffic.
(Photo by: Christine Simmonds)
Wild turkeys were spotted on Warrenton Street in Rockport Nov. 16.
(Photo by: Christine Simmonds)
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9 in my yard and 12 across the street from me in the morning that day here in Pen Bay Acres. They have their routine and hang out mostly in Pen Bay Acres neighborhood. I hope the future (ugh) cell tower next to Pizza Hut won't harm them in any way! Fun to see them relaxed and eating from the yards here. They are huge.