[TN-Bird] Yard turkey

From: Lynne Davis <ldavis@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 18 May 2012 15:02:50 +0000
Thursday evening, I was using the riding mower at the edge of our yard near the 
street. I then started up one side of the driveway, along an area that is 
"natural" (lots of small trees and undergrowth).  I saw something moving in the 
shorter growth behind the brush - a Wild Turkey.  It (probably a hen) was 
strolling along, apparently undisturbed by the mower noise.  As I slowly made 
my way up the driveway, it disappeared into the undergrowth.  This was almost 
exactly the same time of night (7:30) as I had seen a single turkey cross the 
road from our yard to the woods on the other side one day last week.

We live in Seymour (south of Knoxville) in a rural area and are surrounded by 
woods, fields, and brushy areas.  We have a small "lily pond" in our back yard, 
plus a farm pond about 50 feet square in the pasture, and lots of wildlife 
apparently use them both.

Lynne Davis
Seymour, TN

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