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Welcome to the Ann Tucker Blog! Welcome to my personal blog. Thanks to my son for building this neat blog page. I decided I wanted to give my thoughts and words to the world and hope they have some meaning and memories to grandparents (and others) everywhere. I am a retired civil servant (35.5 years with the Department of the Air Force), mother of two and grandmother of five. My maiden name was Scaling and I was married to Tilford N. Tucker. I raised and put two great children through college so I have a lot of experiences to build on. After retirement I became a webmaster (working for my son) for some of our family websites: ShaggyDuck Have a fun time and a great day, bookmark this site and come back often!!!! Check out my Lens on Squidoo and my son's blog that sneaker wearing entrepreneurial cartoonist internet guy Read up on some of my political views on my Soap Box Blog "The Screened Porch" See the great BLOGS I follow and AWARDS I have gotten
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Tuesday, November 3, 2009Doin' The Turkey Stroll   We were driving along doing some garage saleing last weekend when I looked up into this yard. There, just strolling around checking out the yard for lunch, were 7 full grown wild turkeys. Guess they are not too concerned with the fact that this month is Thanksgiving. They weren't too fat and probably don't have much to worry about. For some more Outdoor Wednesday posts, check out A Southern Day Dreamer
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6 Comments:
Fun post ~ enjoyed visiting and seeing these strollin' turkeys.
Kindly, ldh
Love this photo. Hope you are having a good week.
Great pictures. Out for a walk could be dangerous for them. :)
Too funny!
Isn't it hilarious that you had to get pictures of them? I am the SAME way...a few months ago, I made my husband turn the car around on a major highway to photograph some.
What we don't do for our blogs, right?
ha
Hi,
Wow, I have seen one wild turkey but never four , I guess that's a flock of wild turkeys. 8~) Great post.
~Myrna
I guess they are taking it in their stride - thanksgiving and all!
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