Wild Turkey

        The Wild Turkey is a large bird that is relatively prominent all around the United States.  The Wild Turkey has a small head and thin neck and very is plumped and usually has brown all around with additional white feathers on an occasion. Turkeys are omnivores, usually eat things like nuts and other fruits, and they travel in flocks in search for these foods. At night they are always climbing up trees to roost. Wild turkeys are known for living in nut trees and sometimes might be seen along roads and fellow civilian back yards. These birds are growing at a steady pace and in no time soon will they ever be endangered or extinct.