Happy Thanksgiving!

Wild turkeys are common to see walking along field edges or on mountain and forest roads, they generally walk in flocks of five to forty. The males have dark feathers and red wattles and will display their tail feathers in a fan shape. Their body colors are iridescent, while the females are smaller with duller colors and less iridescence. Wild turkeys roost in trees at night.

On this Thanksgiving, forgo the shopping and get outside. Playing outdoors will do good things for you, it will lesson your guilt about all the food you eat, it will relieve stress, and boost your mental health.