There’s a Big Beautiful Turkey Hen that’s been hanging around our garden and yard.
We noticed that she likes to eat the Meadow Buttercups that grows sporadically in our yard.
Since we discovered she likes them, my husband leaves the little batches of Meadow Buttercups if he sees them when he’s mowing. We feel that there’s something in them that the turkey needs or she wouldn’t eat every one of them she finds.
We’re hoping the big beautiful hen has a big flock of cute little poults in the next month or so.
I hope you all have a wonderful Wednesday!
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Joys Of Creating 
So gorgeous and free in its own habitat. So happy for her.
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Thanks so much PaB
We think she’s gorgeous too. We love have her visiting our property, wild and free and of her own choice. She’s a smile bringer for sure. 🙂
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I bet ! Lots of smiles -did you name her yet ?
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Thanks PaB,
We just call her ‘the turkey’. I’ve played with the idea of naming her, but haven’t came up with a good one yet. 😉
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Aw how beautiful! So nice you leave the buttercups for her since you noticed she likes them. I bet she appreciates that!
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Thanks so much CW
We’re happy to leave plants for the wildlife when we see they particularly like something.
The turkey does seem to enjoy our leaving the buttercups. We hope she comes by often. 🙂
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Wow he looks enormous. I have never seen a turkey in the wild so must be quite an honour for it to come to your garden
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Hi StitchGranny
Welcome to my blog.
The wild turkeys are quite large. It truly does feel like an honor to have her visiting.
Thanks so much for visiting my blog.
I hope you’ll visit again some time.
🙂
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Aw she’s a cutie! Hope she gets whatever nourishment she’s looking for, and it’s sweet of you to help her with it.
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Thanks so much Anita
I agree she’s a cutie. We’re happy to have noticed she eats them. And we’re happy to leave them for her. 🙂
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I am sure she appreciates your kindness in leaving the buttercups for her to consume, hope you are blessed with seeing her young ones in due course and looking forward to future posts introducing them to blogland.
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Thanks so much GR
I’ve noticed there’s quite a few buttercups blooming, so hopefully she’ll be by again soon.
I look forward to introducing the wee turkeys to blogland if she brings them around. It’d be fun to see them and watch them grow. 🙂
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