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I have been told that these are wild turkey hens but I am not so sure, taken this morning in the yard of Puma's apartment.
All help will be greatly appreciated!!!!!!!!!!!!
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They look like peahens, but I'm no expert! Wonder where they came from?
Yep, those are guineas or guineafowl or peafowl... must have gotten loose from somewhere, didn't think they were apartment dwellers, :). I always disliked them as a kid for the awful racket they can make, but a friend collected their feathers to hand make fly hooks for fly fishing.
They do look a bit lost if I must say so. I agree, look like peahen to me too. But, I am no expert either. Nice find. Aloha
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definitely bird brains.no knowledge of their name. you should have caught them and sold them for porridge
七面鳥ですか？ 表情が最高に良いですね。
I looked around on line, and the most likely suspect seems to be a guinea hen. They're related to turkeys and pheasants. It's not a peahen - peahen's crests look much like their more-photographed mates, even though they don't have the fancy tailfeathers. The shape isn't quite right for turkeys. Search on line for "guinea hen" and see what images you find.
I go with Guinea Fowl you can check them out here http://www.guinea-fowl.co.uk/03%20-%20colours.htm Text from that web site; Guinea fowl come from Africa originally, but have been bred for food in many countries for hundreds of years, there are even drawings of them on the walls of the pyramids. There are different varieties caused by cross-breeding over the years, and In some countries Guinea Fowl are still seen in the wild, hunted in the same way as pheasant or partridge are in the UK . Hope thats enough help. Excellent capture of something you don't see every day out on the street. Bravo!!!!!
in ct they are all over the place
Great capture, beautiful light and shadow!
Great capture !
I also thought guinea fowl... Like the title!!! Good capture my friend! :)
cool shot of these birds. they look lost to me
yea me too guinea fowl :o)..excellent capture mick
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They do look a little lost. Wonderful capture. Diane.
Excellent capture and they are defenitely Guineafowl.
Nice shot! Bet you were a little surprised to see them hanging about.Here is a link I think you may find helpful http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guinea_fowl
Nice capture! I thought peahens too, at first, but others think they are Guinea fowl. Whatever they are, it was a nice visit they had with you. ;o)
Nice shot erland