We have turkeys
Just got back to work: left around 4pm, because I need to stay late and work on a report to a client, but we don’t have the statistical software at home. (Actually, I do -- somewhere -- on CD-ROM, but I can’t seem to find it. A problem with moving countries, then swapping bedroom and home office: stuff gets misplaced.) Since we only have one car, it made more sense for both of us to go home, then I drive back by myself. This way, The Bub can go to bed and not be disturbed, and I can stay (mostly!) as late as I need to.
So, it’s about six p.m., I’ve parked the car - - and I see a turkey walking along. I think they’re called ‘’scrub turkeys.’’ Scrawny little fellas - - like the wild turkeys in North America, before selective breeding kicked in.
No pigeons. But we have turkeys.
--GG
2 Comments:
Can you et em, or is that frowned upon?
Both, I think: Gastromically possible, but they're probably a ''protected'' species -- as are most native animals here.
--GG
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