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Partially screened by branches, the fighting gobblers demonstrate their fine style of combat.
I had previously observed brief scuffles between gobblers but never had I been treated to a show such as this. The fighting between these two gobblers continued for eight minutes. If it had not been for stopping the action with photographs I would not have been aware of what an important part the legs played as impact weapons.
9 comments:
do you think they were fighting over food or women? LOL! Great shot!
fantastic shot!
Shellmo - probably over woman. Food is not worth fighting for. LOL!!
Coy - another great picture. You should see Ostriches fight during the mating season!! They tear each other open with that long toe of theirs!!
Not only do I enjoy viewing your wonderful photos, Salty, I always enjoy learning a thing or two about wildlife and nature from your blog. Thanks!
What a wonderful photo op for you! Thank you for sharing it .. I have never seen a display like this. The spurs on their legs are quite fearsome looking!
Have a wonderful holiday ... I am taking a little break until the end of the month.
Salty: Those will be photos you will treasure for a long time.
Great turkey fight shots. Still one wild animal I have not got to photograph yet.
What an excellent capture! Love the variegated feathers!
Wow, marvellous!!
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