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Jules
@julesy47@pixelfed.de  ·  activity timestamp 2 days ago

The Australian brushturkey is a wonderful feathery weirdo. And this one tried to steal my toast. We had long conversations about the errors of its ways.

Brushturkeys are one of the species of birds who incubate their eggs in huge mounds of plant material, that they then tend to keep the temperature in the mound perfect for the eggs. When you watch one constantly adding and taking away stuff, you wonder if it wouldn't be MUCH less stressful to just sit on the eggs.

The yellow sack at their necks also inflates when they get excited, like the dangly nose thing of American turkeys (forgot what it is called).

#photography #wildlifephotography #naturephotography #travelphotography #australia #australianbirds

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photograph shows a brushturkey, peeking over the edge of a picknick table, that has teacups, a pot of margarine and other food stuff on it. 
The bird is roughly the size and shape of a turkey, has black feathers and a bright red neck. Around the lower end of its neck is a bright yellow sack of skin. The bird looks absolutely fascinated by the food right in front of it.
photograph shows a brushturkey, peeking over the edge of a picknick table, that has teacups, a pot of margarine and other food stuff on it. The bird is roughly the size and shape of a turkey, has black feathers and a bright red neck. Around the lower end of its neck is a bright yellow sack of skin. The bird looks absolutely fascinated by the food right in front of it.
photograph shows a brushturkey, peeking over the edge of a picknick table, that has teacups, a pot of margarine and other food stuff on it. The bird is roughly the size and shape of a turkey, has black feathers and a bright red neck. Around the lower end of its neck is a bright yellow sack of skin. The bird looks absolutely fascinated by the food right in front of it.
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