I was going to do cupcakes for today’s Square Up until about a dozen turkeys began to sun themselves on the neighbor’s roofs. Not only there were so very many the light was perfect



And now shal we join Carole King and James Taylor singing Up On The Roof.
Oh that first one – how marvellous
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I was pretty proud of that one. The little feathers on the head even show UP!
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It’s fabulous
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I’m sure the neighbors aren’t happy. The turkeys had moved into his attic last summer.
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In the attic?!!
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They had to get out all kinds of people to get them out and block off the whole.
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Not a bird I’d imagine ever in an attic!
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Other critters have made their home up there. A cat moved onto their roof and wouldn’t leave last year. Who knows why??
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Intriguing – what does he have in the attic?!
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I wonder. I think the tiles are warm. It’s a beach with a cave to hide in I can imagine.
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No wonder they’re happy! Nowhere near Christmas 🙂 🙂
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Very funny 🤣🤣, Every one on the block keeps threatening to cook them. Especially when they dig up our gardens.
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🙂 🙂
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That’s incredible. I recall working in the dining room one day, and the side fence – there were 6 Quail. They all followed each other. It’s fun to see nature unfolding in front you. Love the song Up on the roof. Please feel free to stop by my blog and say HI – https://humblebuthumorous.com/
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This is a wonderful collection of gobblers!
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Should I send you one for the next calendar? Haha!
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Great photos Carol! Turkeys on the roof are so original. And unexpected. And probably once in a lifetime.
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I’m sure you will be sure to know turkeys on the roof is quite common around here in SF East Bay. There have been flocks wandering our neighborhoods for years now. They came down from this hill and stayed.
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Oh my, now I know!
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