prior posts (1st group)
domestic turkeys - introduction
armadillos
black swans
Harris hawks
hippos
horses
house finches
black swans
black-necked swans
broad-headed skinks
Canada geese
chickens
dogpark figures
prior posts - (2nd group)
domestic geese 1(Paris)
domestic geese 2(Toronto)
emus
family - Canada geese
feral domestic ducks
frogs
gemsboks
g(i)roomed dogs
prior posts - (3rd group)
goats (in prep)Harris hawks
hippos
horses
house finches
llamas
loons
mallard ducks
loons
mallard ducks
prior posts - (4th group)
mute swans
pelicans
pigeons
pigs
sheep
skeletons
toucans
trumpeter swans
CURRENT CONTENTS
turtles, red sliders
white ibis
wild turkeys
wood ducks
The above slide, displaying two male domestic turkeys in the state of Connecticut, honors the LGBT community. The other couples portrayed here are heterosexual, as far as the editors can determine.
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