The gobblers were sparing when I captured this image. I didn't notice at the time that their heads & necks formed a heart shape. There is little doubt that the sparing was brought on by thoughts of their upcoming mating season.
I was pleasantly surprised a few moments ago when I found that Ken Conger had beaten me to the punch by posting a pair of Trumpeter Swans forming a heart also.
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22 comments:
Lucky shot!! Perfect picture for Valentines Day. Hope you have a great weekend.
Sometimes we get surprize results with photography.Looks good.
Blessings,Ruth
Ah yes!! They must know it Valentine's Day. :) Great capture and well spotted Coy.
Thank you for the ideas on how to improve "blog traffic." I will look into that once we return from Elk County. We're hoping for snow!!
Now what are the chances of that?
a lover's spat no doubt sandy
LOL. turkey lurve - that was a great capture. :D
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That one is a youngster isn't it? It looks like it is but then I have not seen wild turkeys in my life.
Happy Valentine's Day to you and to your family from me and Patty.
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How nice of them to pose like that for a Valentine's Day CC post. :)
Fighting birds!! Cool!! Love the heart :)
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This is really nice. We see a lot of turkeys in the fields around here, but I've never gotten any pictures.
A brilliant capture! Well done :)
Great photo! I feel guilty for thinking about cranberry sauce and gravy right about now.
I have an interesting vintage photo of a much larger bird on one of my blogs this week. You might get a kick out of it!
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Perfect Valentine post Salty. I love when things like this turn out with little surprises.
Turkey's are almost like deer in that they seem to do good everywhere. We even have them down here in south Florida, but you have to be on the lookout for them.
Some of the best photographic elements are not discovered until you look back on the shot later - the heart is fantastic!
Ken's is also very impressive ;)
Happy Valentine's Day!!
How cute!
Happy Valentine's Day to you and the Mrs!
what a perfect shot!!
Not only is this a fantastic shot, this is an absolutely PERFECT image for Valentine's Day!!!
Salty: What a neat look at the heart in the turkeys.
A most unusual Valentine, indeed!
I came today to look at your SkyWatch photo, which is very nice, but this one of the turkey love, is the winner! :-) I love it!
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