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There’s some tomfoolery going on in Trail!

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David Dudeck aptly titles his photo, “Tomfoolery.” Photo: David Dudeck

“Here’s a sure and colourful sign of spring,” David Dudeck shares. “I saw these strutting turkeys yesterday (Monday) here in Waneta!”

Male turkeys, also called toms, are large, round birds with powerful muscles and colorful plumage.

They are most easily recognizable by their tail fans, the “beard” of thin feathers on their chest, and their bright facial wattles, including the distinctive snood.

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