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Wild Turkey Calling
You can hear wild turkey calling and see their pictures and photos on the websites of their breeders.
There exist 6 subspecies of these large birds. They are distributed throughout the USA and can be seen in some parts of Canada and South America. All subspecies are dark-colored; they vary slightly in coloration and distribution. In the eastern part of the USA, the most numerous Eastern subspecies can be seen. A lot of varieties are created by breeders through careful selective work. Most varieties are bred for meat, but some of them are kept as pets. Males are usually brighter than females, which are difficult to spot in the field when hatching the eggs and walking with chicks.
You can hear wild turkey calling and see their pictures and photos on the websites of their breeders.
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The primary food of this omnivorous species is grass, leaves, seeds, nuts, acorns, worms, insects and lizards. They are very adaptable and able to thrive in a variety of climates. In captivity, these birds are not picky eaters. They are able to feed themselves on a lawn. They scratch the ground with their claws and search for food. Chicks grow very fast and reach their full size at the age of 10 months. In winter, these birds need a balanced diet and a warm shelter. You can hear wild turkey calling and see their pictures and photos on the websites of their breeders.
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