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Stephen Shankland
@stshank@mstdn.social  ·  activity timestamp 4 days ago

Wild turkeys — giving off very non-avian dinosaur vibes, especially when you see their big scaly feet. But with really neat glossy, iridescent feathers. Coyote Hills Regional Park near Fremont, California.
#birds #birding#NaturePhotography #California#SFBayArea

A tom turkey's black feathers show lots of rust/orange and green/blue iridescent patches
A tom turkey's black feathers show lots of rust/orange and green/blue iridescent patches
A tom turkey's black feathers show lots of rust/orange and green/blue iridescent patches
A view of the neck and head of a tom turkey looking left, his bluish face and reddish wattle contrasting with his glossy, mostly black neck feathers.
A view of the neck and head of a tom turkey looking left, his bluish face and reddish wattle contrasting with his glossy, mostly black neck feathers.
A view of the neck and head of a tom turkey looking left, his bluish face and reddish wattle contrasting with his glossy, mostly black neck feathers.
Four wild turkeys feathers walk through straw-colored dry grass
Four wild turkeys feathers walk through straw-colored dry grass
Four wild turkeys feathers walk through straw-colored dry grass
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