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Wild Turkey Sounds
You can hear wild turkey sounds and see their photo or picture galleries on the websites of the breeders.
In their natural habitats, these birds are normally non-migratory, but some population living in northern areas migrate southwards and breed in their winter habitats. These birds are very precautious and avoid humans. They have a keen eyesight and hearing. They make their nests in the tall grass or in dense woods where they are difficult to spot. Males are easy to observe in early spring when they try to attract females. These birds are diurnal; they spend the night in trees. Domestic species are unable to fly, but their ancestors are swift runners and fast fliers. They are reported to reach the speed of 88 km per hour.
You can hear wild turkey sounds and see their photo or picture galleries on the websites of the breeders.
To view a complete gallery of pictures, just click on Pictures for easy viewing!
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Although these birds are very easy to keep and breed, some people are not ready to own them. Being very sociable and communicative, these birds require a company of other birds or people. It’s ideal to keep a harem of several females with a male. During the breeding season, males may be too noisy and sometimes annoy the owners. When these large birds gobble, they can be heard for more than a mile away. You can hear wild turkey sounds and see their photo or picture galleries on the websites of the breeders.
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