I've been in South Dakota since 1993, and when I first moved here, I often saw Wild Turkeys, but only along the forested riparian areas. In the past several years, I see them more and more often out in farmland, around shelterbelts and other scattered groves of trees. I think Wild Turkeys are another good example of a species that has adapted to a human presence on the landscape.
Click on the thumbnail for high-resolution photos. Click here for the species description page for the Wild Turkey.
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Wild Turkey 1 |
Wild Turkey 2 |
Wild Turkey 3 |
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Wild Turkey 4 |
Wild Turkey 5 |
Wild Turkey 6 |
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Wild Turkey 7 |
Wild Turkey 8 |
Wild Turkey 9 |
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Wild Turkey 10 |
Wild Turkey 11 |

Wild Turkey #5 shown above
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