Domesticated turkeys are those raised by humans for food. They are bigger than their wild cousins because they are fed to ...

Wild turkeys have incredible eyesight. Their ability to sense a predator, like a hunter leaning back against a tree, is uncanny. Turkey vision can seem even supernatural at times. But really, it’s ...

Two groups have come together to plant more than 600 oak trees in Oxford Junction in the past 6 years. The trees will help ...

Wild turkeys have sparked numerous complaints about the aggressive birds. But they are not out to get you: “Approach every interaction with a turkey as if you are the bigger turkey.” ...

Turkeys scratch at the snow on sunny south slopes, where oak and beech trees grow to uncover a staple of their diet, beech nuts and acorns. They also congregate to find food around ornamental ...

Why have wild turkeys moved into neighborhoods? With clusters of trees, sprawling yards, available food and safe shelter, urban and suburban areas provide ideal habitats for wild turkeys.

On this Thanksgiving Day, turkey hunters all over Montana have a lot of reasons to be thankful. All across the state, populations of wild turkeys are growing and expanding their ranges. Every year ...

In New York City, a wild turkey called Astoria made headlines earlier this year for taking up residence in a Park Avenue tree and window shopping at Saks on Fifth Avenue.

March 26, 2025 Wild turkey on solo 'adventure' captures curiosity of Fishtown residents The young male bird has been roosting in Palmer Cemetery, gobbling at dawn and perching on rooftops.