Turkeys caught on camera flocking onto roof of East Islip home
The move could be seen as a bold public statement ahead of a traditionally tough time for turkeys.
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Nov 21, 2023, 5:32 PM
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5h agoThere are turkeys trotting around East Islip.
News 12 viewer Erin Ward sent in a shot of the turkeys flocking onto the roof of a home.
The birds could also be seen on neighboring lawns and running around the street.
The move could be seen as a bold public statement ahead of a traditionally tough time for turkeys.
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