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Turkey Feather

Meleagris gallopavo

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Ivan Rodriguez
A blimp? I wasn't aware that there was one, but it definitely is in the area you mentioned.
BillCarpenter
In Cornado Nat'l monument, garden canyon and the canyon just to the south. Is the blimp still watching?
BillCarpenter
We were down there years ago and saw tracks of turkeys.
lori.tas
Apparently Alaska is the only US state where they have not been successfully introduced, so your friends are probably right. Here's a map: http://ebird.org/ebird/GuideMe?cmd=decisionPage&speciesCodes=wiltur&getLocations=northAmerica&reportType=species&bMonth=01&eMonth=12&bYear=2005&eYear=2009
Ivan Rodriguez
I don't recall, but I think I remember some friends saying there were few wild ones near this site. Now I know what to look for next time. ;)
lori.tas
Makes me think of a turkey feather. But I don't think you have any there.

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PublishedSeptember 11, 2011

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