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Gobble gobble gobble!
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I apologize for the lack of bird and other wildlife photos this year. Back in Quebec, I didn't have screens on the windows, so I could take lots of great shots from the comfort of my home. This year, we have screens on all the windows which don't make for good pictures. I did want to get the screens taken off my office windows for winter (there is a birdfeeder right outside one of the two windows in here) but we never did manage it.
So here's a photo of wild turkeys on our front lawn that my father-in-law took last fall. And as a special bonus, the sign in front of our farm. Of course the farm is out of the McDonald family now, but we're keeping it anyway. Even if we changed the name of this place, the locals would continue to call it "Big Angus McDonald" farm. And it's a nice bit of history.
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I think that's great that you're keeping the sign .. it's an excellent sign anyway.
ReplyDeleteNow I really want spring to come to the farm! What beautiful pictures. I can't wait to see lots of wildlife and plant pics.
So, which one of you is "Big" Angus and which one is Little Angus?
ReplyDeleteP.S. Turkieeeeeees!
so exciting to see the wild turkeys... how lucky ... great shot... :)
ReplyDeleteCool sign! Cool turkeys!
ReplyDeleteWow, how great that you live on a farm that has a name and a history. The picture of the turkeys is wonderful.
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