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Adult male Merriam’s wild turkey in Upper Sonoran life zone habitat, ... Females have buff-tipped breast feathers and have a whiter appearance. Rio Grande turkey.

As the charismatic birds reintroduced to the region in the 1980s pop up more frequently, human-turkey encounters are on the rise ...

The Rio Grande wild turkey is common in the desert regions of Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas and other western states. It has tan-colored tips on its tail feathers, a moderate gobble, and moderate length ...

POCATELLO (eastidahonews.com) — A booming population of wild turkeys is causing headaches for homeowners in Pocatello’s wildland-urban interface, where homes meet the foothills and canyons ...

Wild turkeys, on the other hand, grow up dodging predators. While they might not be analyzing Shakespeare, they wouldn’t survive in the wild if they were “dumb.” “Turkeys probably can’t do ...

Wild turkeys are native to North America. ... They can use their roughly 5,000 feathers to fly in short bursts, often covering around 100 yards at speeds of up to 55 miles per hour.

One turkey is native to Colorado and the other was introduced in the 1980s to help repopulate after turkeys reached a low total population of around 35,000. Merriam’s turkey ...