What turkeys need is ordsprog
 What turkeys need is a mix of different species of oaks. Acorns are a pretty big (food) target. |
| From little acorns mighty oaks do grow |
| The acorn crop is really good. Both burr and red oaks have a lot of acorns. |
| It had everything — white oaks for acorns, water close by, travel corridors and bedding areas. |
| Four hours after we finished planting those acorns, we got the call from friends at church that Hope Stout had died. And while we had already been thinking about ways that we could use those trees some day to give back to Hope, that sort of sealed their fate as the Hope Oaks. |
| With invasive pest species, we can't turn back the clock, the lakes will be altered for good. Not only do invasive species unravel the food web they also fool public perception: The lakes look cleaner because the food has been stripped out. |
| If you want to save a species, simply decide to eat it. Then it will be managed - like chickens, like turkeys, like deer, like Canadian geese. |
Ted Nugent (1948-)
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| In an urban forest, there is strength in diversity - in age and in species. Seventy-year-old willow oaks are all going to decline within a decade of each other. |
| February and March are very lean times for turkeys. If you can plant something (like spring oats) that greens up fast, it will help turkeys early in the year. |
| If you found turkeys last year, you'll likely find them in the same place this spring. Things are beginning to green up and turkeys are starting to hang out in those open areas. |
| Watching people look at the turkeys and figure how they are going to get them down there is hysterical. Since turkeys have no finger holes, there's nothing to hold it with, whether you're lofting it, trying to slide it, or it goes into someone else's alley. It's not shaped like a ball so you can't predict how it's going to make its way down the lane. |
| (During the late spring and summer) grass seeds, green shoots and insects are a major food source for turkeys. |
| Amphibians are right in the center of the food chain. They keep insect numbers down and serve as food themselves for many species, including wading birds, reptiles and even fish. |
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