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From: geek@media-lab.MEDIA.MIT.EDU (Chris Schmandt)
Newsgroups: rec.birds
Subject: Re: OUTDOOR: Wild turkeys?
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Date: 13 Feb 91 02:38:43 GMT
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In article <144605@pyramid.pyramid.com> sandra@pyrtech.pyramid.com (Sandra Macika) writes:
>
>Thanks for the Great artwork! You did a wonderful job. But I would have called
>this part Grey; even Dark Grey. Does it ever actually look white?
>
Having watched a group of 4 today for 15 minutes today, I'd have to
vote for grey myself!  They were as close as about 20 feet overhead.
I was just below the top of an open hill, and they were being mobbed
by about 20 crows just over the crest.  Must have been something
rotten on the other side!

Turkey Vultures are supposedly expanding their range north
along the east coast.  I'm pretty sure we didn't have them
around here 10 years ago.  Now I see them nearly every time I
climb the local hills.

chris