Green on my turkeys neck?

[Myah1011]

I was gone for 3 days and when I got back and looked at my flock I noticed that my royal palm turkey Dandelion had a green patch on her throat, it's been rainy for the past few days I was gone and now it's starting to snow up here, I didn't notice any green on her before I left and the weather was nice so is this something weather related or worse? I haven't seen her droppings but she's still eating and drinking and looks like her overall self, I'll try to get a picture of her soon.

 

[Myah1011]

Here are the pictures of her neck

 

[R2elk]

Green is a bruise. Something grabbed her there. Looks like a tuft of feathers got yanked out.

 

[Myah1011]

Green is a bruise. Something grabbed her there. Looks like a tuft of feathers got yanked out.

Alright thank you, should I give her any type of medicine or does this stuff heal on it’s own?

 

[R2elk]

Alright thank you, should I give her any type of medicine or does this stuff heal on it’s own?

Bruises heal on their own unless another bird continues to peck the same spot hard.

 

[Myah1011]

Bruises heal on their own unless another bird continues to peck the same spot hard.

Alright thank you I appreciate your advice!

 

[Huntmaster]

Alright thank you, should I give her any type of medicine or does this stuff heal on it’s own?

Is that yellowish liquid I see around bruise on her feathers? If so, there might be a wound with infection. Turkeys are some tough birds and do heal up well.

 

[Myah1011]

Is that yellowish liquid I see around bruise on her feathers? If so, there might be a wound with infection. Turkeys are some tough birds and do heal up well.

I'm pretty sure its egg yolk but I'll watch the area! From what I could tell I didn't see any big wounds or anything besides bruising.

 

[Huntmaster]

I'm pretty sure its egg yolk

Just checking, I have been giving my hens all the extra duck eggs primming them up for winter after molt.