[wisb] Re: White Turkey
- From: <jmotquin@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: Wisconsin Birding Network <wisbirdn@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2011 1:09:46 +0000
This bird could potentially be a smoke-phased wild turkey. In the eastern
subspecies of the wild turkey, this coloration pattern results if the bird is
missing it's brown pigment. Worth an investigation.
Jon Motquin
Freedom, Outagamie Co.
---- DWIGHT ALTON <orion0323@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> Another picture of the white turkey. A member of this network says that it
> is a domestic turkey called a Royal Palm. Most likely escaped from a farm.
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