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Post by Jim on May 23, 2022 22:34:23 GMT
Anyone care to guess? Should be fairly easy. (Whole picture will be revealed if/when someone figures it out).  |
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Post by hmca on May 24, 2022 0:20:26 GMT
Something under the sea?....from an aquarium?
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Post by Jim on May 24, 2022 1:54:21 GMT
Nope. Sorry Helen. Thanks for a good attempt though.
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Post by jackscrap on May 24, 2022 4:49:08 GMT
turkey or parrot neck area?
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Post by pontiac1940 on May 24, 2022 4:52:39 GMT
Jacki...ding ding. Pretty sure that's it.
Ya beat me to it!
Clive
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Post by Jim on May 24, 2022 7:29:44 GMT
turkey or parrot neck area? Yay Jacki! It's a gobbler. Clive came in a close second. I call it "In the Eye of the "Hurricane".  |
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Post by BuckSkin on May 28, 2022 0:38:59 GMT
I call it "In the Eye of the Storm"
Did you snap the picture before or after getting flogged ?
If you are ever flogged by a Turkey (or Goose), you will think you are in the eye of a storm.
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Post by Tpgettys on May 28, 2022 3:39:42 GMT
Anyone care to guess? Should be fairly easy. (Whole picture will be revealed if/when someone figures it out). Oh dear, much too late to the party, but "turkey" was my first very assured guess on seeing your image Jim . We have many of them wandering by our window every day that it was an easy ID for me! I have come to see them as very beautiful and proud birds.
A very nice framing via the texture.
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Post by Jim on May 28, 2022 22:42:50 GMT
Did you snap the picture before or after getting flogged ? If you are ever flogged by a Turkey (or Goose), you will think you are in the eye of a storm. It was before the flogging, Buckskin.  Actually, I've heard of noodling a goose but not turkey flogging. Glad it was all flogged out by the time I shot the photo. I shot it with my lens peeking between a small gap in its wire fence cage which is why I couldn't get the whole turkey in the frame. |
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Post by Jim on May 28, 2022 22:45:03 GMT
Oh dear, much too late to the party, but "turkey" was my first very assured guess on seeing your image Jim . We have many of them wandering by our window every day that it was an easy ID for me! I have come to see them as very beautiful and proud birds.
A very nice framing via the texture. Thanks Tom. |
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Post by BuckSkin on May 29, 2022 10:34:09 GMT
Did you snap the picture before or after getting flogged ? If you are ever flogged by a Turkey (or Goose), you will think you are in the eye of a storm. It was before the flogging, Buckskin. Actually, I've heard of noodling a goose but not turkey flogging. Glad it was all flogged out by the time I shot the photo. I shot it with my lens peeking between a small gap in its wire fence cage which is why I couldn't get the whole turkey in the frame. It is wise to always keep a fence between one's self and a turkey or barnyard goose and most roosters --- and always carry a club (there is just a certain satisfaction in getting a good knock in on a flogging fowl). Although a turkey is usually the larger and can knock one around more easily, of the three,the goose is most apt to bring blood and inflict damage as they bite and can tear out chunks of flesh. When it comes to flogging fowl, I am in agreement with Ruby Thewes. |
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Post by Jim on Jun 2, 2022 23:00:22 GMT
When it comes to flogging fowl, I am in agreement with Ruby Thewes. Your link took me to a "Cold Mountain" movie trailer but I didn't see anything about Ruby Thewes, so not sure what happened. The funny thing is that the only time I was ever bitten by an animal was as a child when a small Mexican Chihuahua dog ran out and bit me. Watch out for those small dogs! |
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Post by BuckSkin on Jun 3, 2022 0:02:19 GMT
When it comes to flogging fowl, I am in agreement with Ruby Thewes. Your link took me to a "Cold Mountain" movie trailer but I didn't see anything about Ruby Thewes, so not sure what happened. You need to watch the movie = great movie - I don't want to mess it up for you by explaining what happens. |
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Post by Jim on Jun 3, 2022 21:52:14 GMT
You need to watch the movie = great movie - I don't want to mess it up for you by explaining what happens. Ahh. Okay, Buckskin. |
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Actually, I've heard of noodling a goose but not turkey flogging. Glad it was all flogged out by the time I shot the photo. I shot it with my lens peeking between a small gap in its wire fence cage which is why I couldn't get the whole turkey in the frame.