Robyn Tracey
@solon6.bsky.social
In outer Sydney, Australia. Semi-retired archaeologist/ancient historian with an interest in wildlife, see thepossumbook.com
Sorry, it actually doesn't look like what Bush/Brush Turkeys wandering around here, which are much more turkey-like, with red wattles, so could what your other correspondent suggests. But such
common names are likely to be given to different species in different areas, so no big deal any way.
common names are likely to be given to different species in different areas, so no big deal any way.
August 9, 2025 at 1:36 AM
Sorry, it actually doesn't look like what Bush/Brush Turkeys wandering around here, which are much more turkey-like, with red wattles, so could what your other correspondent suggests. But such
common names are likely to be given to different species in different areas, so no big deal any way.
common names are likely to be given to different species in different areas, so no big deal any way.