As much was we love seeing Rosie, our famous wild turkey strolling around, there are concerns. Foremost, she’s alone, but she’s also vulnerable.
by David Stone
The Roosevelt Island Daily News
Yes, it’s somewhat unusual for a wild female turkey (hen) to be living alone in an urban environment. Here’s why:
Overall, while it’s not impossible for a wild turkey hen to survive alone in an urban area, it’s not the ideal situation for them.
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