Who’s there?
This gobbler saw it’s reflection in the slider and was mesmerized.
Our snowy mounds are still part of our landscape. I’ve pulled the ice cleats onto my shoes when I walk out to the garage and they seem to make things more secure. Starting Saturday we should be above freezing for several days during the day so we should have some more melt off. Our roads are clear and the grocery parking lots are clear. How are things in your corner of the world?
The Happy Wonderer ~ ellen b. 
Wow, Ellen your view is quite different than our view! Love the turkey checking himself at your door. We are having rain and quite a bit of wind that seems to have melted most of our snow. It’s hard to believe it’s 62 degrees now!
Martha Ellen, It will be a while before we see temps in the 60’s…enjoy!
…WOW!
LOL, wow what a neat visitor. Love the turkey! Have a happy day!
He is beautiful!
He is so big and plump.
I can’t wait to show my husband these pictures!! Gobble Gobble!!
Hi Ellen, that’s quite a handsome visitor you have knocking at your slider window! Look at all that snow. I’m sure you know it’s nothing like that here. Chilly to SoCal standards but they tell us it’s going to warm up this week to the high 70s and low 80s several days from now. Personally, I wouldn’t mind a change of scenery with that white stuff I see the turkey standing in. 🙂
Sara, and people around here are escaping to the desert! 🙂
Such cool pictures of the turkey.
It warmed up a bit here and some snow melted but the temperature is dropping again.
Karen, we are going to get a stretch of above freezing temps so our snow should be melting off some!
Oh my! is he wild or is he a pet? Maybe he was looking to come in out of the cold. 🙂 Sp glad our snow is long gone. It’s been pretty wet the last couple of days but looking for to a little sunshine tomorrow.
Gloria, not a pet. This part of Washington is the Turkey capital of the state. We have LOTS of wild turkeys roaming.
Ellen, this picture would be perfect for Thanksgiving! Turkeys are very curious creatures. We’ve seen them looking in my husband’s chrome at their reflections before. I think they thought they saw other turkeys! Have a great weekend!😃
I think you are right. They are usual visitors in our area.
What a beautiful bird, not tempted to have him for lunch?!
Barbara, no temptation. Our wild turkeys are pretty tough to eat. Best for turkey jerky!
I love wild turkeys, and to have one at your back door is so cool! He really does look like he is paying you a visit. 🙂
We had three snowy weekends in a row (unusual here), but today is bright and sunny. Keep using those ice cleats!
Cheryl, I’ve set aside a pair of shoes to have those cleats on for the rest of winter. My go to the garage and come back shoes!
I have deer looking in my windows and you have turkeys!! This big one would make a perfect Thanksgiving meal!
Actually, since you ask, I’m feeling a little guilty for even talking about our “winter” weather ))…..wait a short while until you have daffodils etc and then you can feel way way luckier than I am here where there’s no spring really! . That turkey is the cutest thing!! Sweet picture.
Sallie, enjoy your ‘winter’ in your little corner of the world! No judgement here. 🙂