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Turkey Pictures

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Watch Wally and Wendy Grow! | Part 1

Close Up - Two yellow baby turkeys sitting in hay in front of a white bowl with feed and a red water dish

Domestic turkeys Wendy and Wally as babies

Two yellow baby turkeys sitting in hay in front of a white feed bowl

Domestic turkeys

Two white and yellow baby turkeys standing at the edge of a cage. One is looking back and one is looking out of the cage

Domestic turkeys

A white and yellow baby turkey is standing on top of the food bowl with another young turkey eating out of it

Domestic turkeys

Two young white turkeys are standing in a field with a fence behind them.

Domestic turkeys Wendy and Wally at 1 ½ months old

Close Up  head shot -  The face of a young male white and red turkey in front of a wire fence. Its mouth is open.

Domestic turkey Wally at 1 ½ months old

Close Up upper body shot - A young white and red female turkey next to a lot of green weeds.

Domestic turkey Wendy at 1 ½ months old

A male white and red turkey is walking around outside and there is a flock of gray and white guinea fowl behind him

"Wally is a very nosy domestic turkey. He will follow you around, always trying to see what you are doing. If I run, he runs squalling behind me on his awkward two legs. If I call his name, he comes running to see what I want. However, if I try to touch Wally on his back he cries and runs away, but next time I turn around he is right behind me again. I guess that is where the expression "You are a turkey" came from. :)  Wally is 2 ½ months old in this photo."

A young white and red female turkey is standing around outside in a field and looking forward

"Wendy is more reserved. She usually watches from a distance and somewhat follows, although I think she is more so following Wally than she is me. She will come to me, just not as close as Wally and not as often. If I touch Wendy on her back she does not run away but tries to eat my ring. Maybe she thinks she is attacking it because it is touching her, who knows. If that is the case she is standing her ground and you could say she is braver than Wally. If I offer a treat to both Wally and Wendy, Wally comes immediately running and Wendy soon follows behind him. They love to eat out of the white millet container. It is hilarious to see a large turkey run. Wendy is 2 ½ months old in this photo."

A male white and red turkey is pecking at a green bucket of feed next to a wire fence.

"This is Wally at 2 ½ months old checking out the bucket of duck feed I had just set down."

A fluffy male Turkey is facing the right. There is a black cat and a grey tiger cat walking towards each other and a girl with blonde hair kneeling in front of a stone wall behind it. The girl is whistling at the turkey and the bird is ruffled up.

"Amie doing her turkey-call, which makes 3 ½-month-old Wally fluff up his feathers, turn his face red and he gobbles."

Two fluffy white and red turkeys are walking around in a field with a barn behind them.

"Wally and Wendy all fluffed up. (Wally and Wendy are 3 ½ months old in this photo)."

A Male Turkey has its head tilted to the right. Its mouth is open a little. A female Turkey is walking behind it. There is a white and grey cat in the background sitting and watching the turkeys. They are in front of an old barn.

"Wally cocking his head at a noise I made. (Wally and Wendy are 3 ½ months old in this photo)."