We have a key to this sanctuary in New Jersey. I love the Wild Turkeys there.
White-breasted Nuthatch (Sitta carolinensis), Greenbrook Nature Sanctuary, NJ 9/19/2020 
Smartweed and grass, Greenbrook Nature Sancturay, NJ 9/19/2020 
Eastern Phoebe (Sayornis phoebe), Greenbrook Nature Sancturay, NJ 9/19/2020 
Wild Turkey (Meleagris gallopavo), Greenbrook Nature Sancturay, NJ 9/19/2020 
Wild Turkey (Meleagris gallopavo), Greenbrook Nature Sancturay, NJ 9/19/2020
Next time you visit I’d like to “use your key” . 😁
Hi Kurt, We’d be happy to escort you some day. You may get your own key too at http://www.njpalisades.org/greenbrook.html Doesn’t cost much to join.
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Beautiful images, Sherry, M 🙂
Thanks very much 🙂
I really enjoyed every photo here, Sherry, thanks for sharing your Greenbrook visit with us. I heard myself gasp at the first photo, it’s really exquisite. Like the seed in the nuthatch’s bill; and the clarity and posture are stunning.
Thanks Jet. The nuthatch was one of the feeder birds there. I didn’t take that many pictures that day because we were with a friend. Hope you are weathering the fires and smoke OK. I think about that often.
I like the composition of the White-breasted Nuthatch , looks like it’s preparing to take off 🙂
Thanks Erwin. Nuthatches are such fun to watch.
The smartweed is a favorite of mine, but the turkeys would be an unusual sight here. I confess it took me a moment to realize that, yes, that turkey is atop a car.
they are grand, thanks. If I had left the car red would have made the turkey less obvious. LO
The wild turkeys are wonderful. You capture some beautiful images of birds in their natural environment.
Thanks Carl