Wild Turkey | Sheridan, Wyoming | May, 2015
MC 110-8460 This is a Merriam’s subspecies wild turkey.
Read MoreWild Turkey – Gobbler | Sheridan, Wyoming | May, 2015
MC-110-8454 This is a Merriam’s subspecies wild turkey.
Read MoreWild Turkey – Gobbler | Bosque del Apache | April, 2012
MC56-0263 This is a Rio Grande subspecies wild turkey.
Read MoreWild Turkey – Gobbler | Bosque del Apache | April, 2012
This adult gobbler is a Rio Grande subspecies wild turkey, as are all the wild turkeys at Bosque del Apache. | MC56-0256
Read MoreWild Turkey – Male | Carlsbad, New Mexico | April, 2011
This bird is an adult Rio Grande subspecies gobbler. |MC35-0197
Read MoreWild Turkeys – Immature Males | Carlsbad, New Mexico | April, 2011
These birds are immature males of the Rio Grande subspecies. These one year males are called “jakes”. |MC35-0114
Read MoreWild Turkey – Male | Carlsbad, New Mexico | April, 2011
This bird is an adult Rio Grande subspecies gobbler. |MC35-0139
Read MoreWild Turkeys – Male & Female | Peloncillo Mts. NM | June, 2009
The largest of all wild turkey’s, this adult gobbler and hen of the Gould’s subspecies are quite rare in New Mexico, where they are found only in the Peloncillo Mts. This range of mountains is located along the New Mexico, Arizona border just north of the border with Mexico. The Sierra Madre Occidental Mts. in northern and central Mexico are home to most of the Gould’s turkeys. |MC10-0113
Read MoreWild Turkey – Immature Male | Sheridan, Wyoming | June, 2011
This young turkey is a one year old male of the Merriam’s subspecies. One year old males are known as “jakes”. |MC48-0193
Read MoreWild Turkey – Male | Carlsbad, New Mexico | April, 2011
This wild turkey is an adult gobbler of the Rio Grande subspecies. Most of the wild turkeys in New Mexico are Meriam’s subspecies, but we do have some Rio Grande’s and a very small number of the Gould’s subspecies. |MC35-0173
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