I wouldn't doubt it.  We've got them in Philadelphia. Saw one myself a couple of years ago walking along the West River Drive when I was driving home from a my weekly pinochle game. We even have turkeys lurking in Fairmount Park.  Not to mention deer, over 600 have been culled by sharpshooters the last 3 winters. New Jersey's got them.  Even found one hanging out on the median on I-95 south of Wilmington, Del
 
Jerry C
"All things considered, I'd rather be in Philadelphia."
Coyotes in RI. Deb, surely you jest! Now, turkeys I can believe.

JD

Deborah Duran wrote:

>I had the president of UFT over to my house a couple weeks ago to go over
>some of the website issues we’re having and all my turkeys showed up while
>he was standing in my kitchen.  LOL   The look on his face was funny!  I
>told him they were my own personal stash. They had babies this year and we
>got a lot of visitors while they were just learning to look for food.  My
>husband started throwing cracked corn out around the feeders.   Fortunately
>I haven’t noticed any Coyotes yet.  My friend has had them during the day
>now and it looks like they got her cat.   My neighbor across the street lost
>hers two years ago, that was my favorite cat.  I checked every shelter
>around for about a month because I missed her cat.  Wishful thinking on my
>part.  
>I just wish those turkeys would molt more.   The peacock could lose a few
>feathers also.  I keep finding the most beautiful blue jay feathers and it
>kills me to be stuck picking through the English jay feathers instead.  :(
>Regards,
>Deb
>

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Jerry C
"All things considered, I'd rather be in Philadelphia."

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