I don't think so, I think it has more to do with the variety of turkey. I have seen the iridescence in both hens and toms of the Bronze variety. I see the pink in both the hens and toms of my Sweetgrass. It is possible that because toms are more likely to strut and spread their feathers out that it looks like they have more iridescence.
It was supposed to be sunny here today but the weather-folk changed their minds. Clouds high and low and icky humid wind. I’ll be on the look-out now, though! Where do you see it?
Someone else was shagging a turkey a few pages back. I don't know what that means in American English, or whether autocorrect was involved, but in my dialect it was quite a surprising piece of information!I could not for the life of me figure out “peeing” petting never entered my mind..
But when I read this, maybe my humor is more warped than normal, but I thought I’d she peed a chicken it’s not the eye I would worry about..
Aurora, I feel for your phones evil autocorrect. Mine gets me all the time too. I am thinking my lack of lappers failed to make the connection to petting. When I pet a chicken they protest. I have none that demand a pet..
All mine want is feed or to have me fall down in front of them so they can clean the flesh from my bones.
LOL shagging can mean getting something to move.... Shagging the turkey out of the brush
that's the only reference I can remember that fits what it seems to be your saying
LOL shagging can mean getting something to move.... Shagging the turkey out of the brush
Not what Austin Powers used it as. .
Yes, Austin Powers would use the word in the same way!LOL shagging can mean getting something to move.... Shagging the turkey out of the brush
Not what Austin Powers used it as. .
I typically see it in the dark areas of the feathers. Often it is on the dark wing feathers.
LOL shagging can mean getting something to move.... Shagging the turkey out of the brush
Not what Austin Powers used it as. .
Gawd I can't stand those movies.
Groovy baby. .
