My new neighbors.
Hey Gina these could use your photoshop magic as I was a bit shaky I guess. thx

Not the Turkey I was expecting to see lol Hope they hang around until the Holidays

I can tell you they love my blueberry bushes. Let's hope they don't eat figs.

Barry I've eaten wild turkey before and I love it but it's a bit gamey and dark with small amounts of breast meat. I'd rather eat a goose for xmas but if offered a fresh killed wild turkey for thxgiving I'd cook it up in a heartbeat. I'd lay a piece of bacon on each breast to help moisten it up a bit and offset any gamey flavor as it's the older gobblers folks hunt and occasionally give away. I hope they stay just because I find them very amusing. Although I do hunt at times I wouldn't shoot these as I think of them as pets already. I feel vastly different about the herd of deer that lives in my yard and those very tasty squirrels who steal figs. BTW fig stuffed squirrel does sound tasty. Throw a few pine nuts in there with a touch of very dark bourbon. hmm hmm good.

Not so far luke but they were about 20 feet behind me while I was picking figs and they were scolding me. It was pretty funny. As they are very very smart birds I'm sure they'd figure it out sooner or later.

Best BTs I have ever seen. Maybe with a nice fig glaze or sauce?

Ah, Gina nice job. 
Fig glaze? Absolutely.

Thanks. Truth be known, I don't do real 'photoshop'. But I love a good roast bird. :)

As for fig glaze - that sounds so good. I can hardly wait till we have 'too many figs' and I can do some serious experiments in the kitchen.

Here's some brown turkeys with a brown turkey.

I just ate some White Paradisios and they'd make a great glaze.