It is a rainy day in November and I am thinking of turkeys.

At our old office I would often see turkeys. Especially if I got to the office early when teaching a course. The wild turkeys would often be out for their morning foraging.

Tonight I will share some pictures from several years ago.

Here is a large rafter of turkeys that are about a block away from our old office. I usually would not go this way to the office, but I wanted to drive by where our new office was just starting the construction process.

I am actually surprised that I have not seen turkeys at the new office yet, as it is not too far away from this spot.

Some of the toms had nice big tail feathers.

Here is a better view of the big fan of feathers.

Another morning it was raining and there were some nice reflections on the surface of the parking lot. I though that this picture was quite interesting. It looked like the top of one of the reflected trees was on fire, but it is a reflection of one of the parking lot lights that was still on.

Here is a closer look at the rafter of turkeys. This was only a small portion of the rafter. At times I have seen up to 30 turkeys wandering around the old office. See: Turkeys in the Fog

We also have some wildlife at our new office since we had to retain some of the wetlands around our building. Some mornings I arrive to birds singing from the wetland.

Steven