I live a little south of Boston. In the spring I often get large rafters (herds) of turkeys on my lawn. Sometimes there are 30 or more going through my neighbor

I live a little south of Boston. In the spring I often get large rafters (herds) of turkeys on my lawn. Sometimes there are 30 or more going through my neighborhood. My 1-year-old loves staring at the window and pointing at the toms (males) with their giant plumes. They look like peacocks when they spread their tail feathers out to attract a hen. I have to sit my daughter at the window while we eat breakfast because she just has to stare at them. Apparently turkeys prefer to mate in fields, so they like doing their thing on lawns. Good to know that at least something wile benefits from mine.