Tribute to @memphis and her Lapper turkeys

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Mar. 15, 2017 @memphis wrote

Feisty I can't even imagine a room full of parrots! My mom had some kind of small parrot that would always sit on her shoulder & scream at us kids if we got to close to her. She could even go outside to garden & that thing wouldn't leave her shoulder. Occasionally she'd jump in the car to go somewhere & forget he/she was on her shoulder. She'd just perch the thing on her steering wheel & go do her errands. That bird loved her, but would terrorize us kids. And boy could that little bird scream!!

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Mar. 15, 2017 @memphis wrote

From what I understand a hen will produce fertile eggs for several months after being bred. Ralph & R2elk can correct me if I've got my facts wrong. That's one reason most folks breeding turkeys try to get them separated into breeding pens before the breeding begins.

Sorry about the egg suckers Ralph. I dropped a chicken egg in front of my turkeys and by the time I went to get something to clean it up with they had sucked up as much as possible.

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Mar. 17, 2017 @memphis wrote

R2elk...you just happened to be there with a camera when the fawn flew in? That's crazy! And the picture of them looking at each other is too cool. What handsome birds. BUT I doubt they could ever be lappers! :lol:

So Daisy continues to withhold eggs. Annie is laying regularly. Annie is killing me with her yapping! She has a whole litany of barks, yips, trills....you name it....she goes through when she sees me. Its hysterically funny. Shes so emotional! Poor girl. Guess life in the convent is not agreeing with her right now....

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