Wild turkeys used to avoid open areas, but that's changing Wild turkeys have traditionally favoured dense mature forest and have tended to avoid open areas. According to Craig, that seems to be ...

Wild turkey on Bathurst between Dundas & College, eastbound 🦃 Was running through traffic when we found him, @311Toronto is quoting 2 hours for a response so we’ll see where he is by then ...

Though Wild Turkeys (Meleagris gallopavo) are uncommon in Toronto, we have the habitats they need: mature forests with nut trees like oak interspersed with forest edges and fields.

Eastern North America’s wild turkey population is growing so fast that two Pennsylvania scientists say they are damaging parts of forests in their state, and Ontario could suffer as well.

In Ontario these days, the vibrant red wattle and coal-black plumage of the male eastern wild turkey is a sight to behold. But it hasn’t always been. Abundant in the region before the start of the ...

King's Forest Golf Club is facing a seemingly insoluble problem with "teenage mutant ninja turkeys." A pair of young male turkeys have made the first tee their favourite spot this summer, perusing ...

Vermont officials want to make sure that two wildlife areas near Castleton are kept up for hunters and anglers in the ...

These turkeys at Lynde Shores Conservation Area are no bird brains! Rather than foraging for their food on the forest floor, they’re taking advantage of the birdseed and cracked corn passersby ...

Ashtabula County provides ideal conditions for wild turkeys "It's got a lot of good mature forest and farmland mixed in," said Joe Ferrara, wildlife research technician with the Ohio Division of ...