At around 8:00 this morning (Friday), there was a flock of about 50 wild turkeys in the fields behind 184 Mott Road, including probably half a dozen males. Three of them, separated from the main flock and closer to the road, were parading in full tails-spread glory before the same single female. She seemed unimpressed, but I pulled over and took a moment to admire them :-) Cheers,Allison MyersFreeville NY
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