Turkeys

Turkeys may be prominent all throughout Massachusetts, but there's one location in the Bay State where you won't find a single one.

Nick's Pizza on State Road in Westport has had a "wild" visitor outside greeting customers: a turkey named Napoleon.

Is climate change responsible for the declining wild turkey population in some states?

Turkeys gathered in Acushnet the week after Thanksgiving seemed celebratory as they walked in circles.

After Thanksgiving is complete, drop off what's left of the turkey carcass to the New Bedford Recycling Center's food waste program.

The Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife is counting all of the wild turkeys in the state and is seeking the public's help with the tabulating.

The bird battle is getting real in Fairhaven, as a rafter of turkeys took on a flock of seagulls (the birds, not the band) in a local parking lot.

It's turkey hunting season in Massachusetts, and there are certain colors you want to avoid wearing if you're walking in the woods.

There are more wild turkeys in Massachusetts than there are people in Acushnet, Fairhaven, Westport, and perhaps even Dartmouth. Why so many turkeys now?

The Rumble in the Jungle. The Thrilla in Manila. And now it's the Blockbuster in Rochester as two turkey hens did battle in the middle of Alley Road today.