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1 Wild Turkey By: Cyanna

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS MEET THE WILD TURKEY.….3 HOME SWEET HOME ….. 4
DINNER TIME……………..5 ANIMAL ADAPTATIONS…6 LABELS…………………….7 READ MOE/FUN FACTS…8 GLOSSARY………………...9

3 Meet the Wild Turkey The Ohio wild turkey can stand to 3 to 4 feet tall .It has a slim body and a long neck. Its head has no feathers. The turkey looks brown, but it is bronze with red green copper feathers. Male turkeys have a beard. Females have a bluish head and no beard.

4 Home Sweet Home Found in hardwood forest with scattered opening swamps, mesquite grasslands, ponderosa pine and chaparral. A depressing in dead leaves or vegetation on the ground makes up Their nest.

5 Dinnertime Wild turkeys eat different plants, flowers and berries. They will also eat nuts and insects.

6 Adaptation During the fall and winter they feed more on acorns and fruits of trees. They seek out corn, wheat, oats and other grains in farms. They eat a lot in late winter to prepare for breeding season which is in spring.

7 Read More/Fun Facts The wild turkey originated in the New World and is one of only two native North American birds to be domesticated.

8 Labels

9 Glossary Chaparral: a shrubland
Domesticated: the process of taming an animal to live with people Originated: the first place for something

10 Resources www.dnr.state.wi.us www.dnr.state.oh.us

11 Meet the Author/Illustrator

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