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Weird, prehistoric birds

There’s a small wild turkey flock (about five) browsing outside our office. Actually, outside my window. I’ve tried to take some pictures, but I didn’t have my camera ready fast enough for the great turkey-on-the-lawn shot, so I’ve been getting obscure turkey-in-brush shots, or turkey-in-background shots, which I can’t quite zoom in enough to make the turkey clear in the image.

A few minutes ago I tried to go out on the lawn and get closer, but instead I got equally distant turkey-running-away shots. I wish I had A.’s big lens.

Now Playing: Frozen And Distant from A Quick Smoke At Spot’s by The Church

Posted by pjm on April 22, 2005 10:50 AM |

Comments

The Church?!? Again?!? How old are you, child? Next you’ll be saying you’re listening to Hex and Jack Frost.

Posted by: Brett Weir | April 22, 2005 4:02 PM

Um, no haven’t made it that far yet. I’ve found Kilbey et al somewhat less interesting on their own.

But I started with “Starfish” and “Gold Afternoon Fix” when I was in high school, and there’s a lot in both directions from there.

As for my age… well, I’m still a teenager in hexadecimal, but not for much longer.

Posted by: pjm | April 22, 2005 4:11 PM

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