[Summit] Turkey in my back yard

[Theresa Mathiesen]

Hi, Mona,

My guess is she'll sleep tonight.  The snow probably won't hurt her.
It's late now, I know,
but I just saw this.  She'll be more comfortable if she has a place to
perch off the ground.
Turkeys do fly up to roosts in trees; if you have a fence, she may
have flown up to that.

Tomorrow, let her alone as much as possible.  If she sees you, she'll
walk away from you.
If you stand on the North Main street side of the street (or yard),
she'll probably head in the
opposite direction.

Let me know if you need help/advice tomorrow.  I'll watch my e-mail.

--  Elva



On Thu, Mar 31, 2011 at 5:17 PM, Delgado, Mona Moller
<mona_delgado at brown.edu> wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> My neighbor and I have a lonely wild turkey in our back yards. He/she
> has been hanging out all day.  Should we do anything?  We are quite
> close to N. Main and I don't want her to get hurt.  Any suggestions
> out there?
>
> Mona
> 4th
>
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