Turkey by a Wooden Fence
A broad turkey displays its wide fan-shaped tail while standing near a rustic wooden boundary fence.
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Wild and Domestic Turkeys near Country Fences
Turkeys are large ground-nesting birds native to North America, often seen wandering near agricultural fields and wooden fences. Their prominent body shape and thick legs allow them to travel easily across grassy meadows, pastures, and open woodlands.
Notable Facts About Turkeys
When a male turkey wants to show dominance or attract attention, it inflates its chest and spreads its tail feathers into a broad semicircle. The fleshy skin folds on its head and neck, called wattles and snoods, can rapidly change color between red, white, and blue depending on the bird's mood.
Typical Colors of Turkeys and Wooden Fences
- Body plumage: dark metallic brown, copper, black, and tan
- Fanned tail feathers: dark brown tipped with cream, beige, or white borders
- Head and neck wattle: red, purplish blue, or pale pinkish white
- Weathered wooden fence: gray, warm brown, or muted tan