something is lost or wandering.
(*question and response chain on my neighborhood website – mixed in among the recommendations for contractors, giveaways, news and upcoming events)
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*Anyone lose a peacock? peahen?
A. C. from Crest/Washington · 8h ago
Was leaving the house a little after 11 maybe and a large peacock or peahen appeared wandering through the Kenwood backyards heading north.
P. V. from Crest/Washington · 8h ago
are you sure it wasnt a turkey?
C. G. from Dexter-Miller · 7h ago
A wild turkey has been seen on the South West Side in the last couple days.
A. C. from Crest/Washington · 5h ago
A friend and I were at the end of the drive way when we saw it come through the spaces between the garages and at first I thought I was really losing it because it looked like a vulture perching and then for a split second I did think it was a turkey but it was gone. I swear sometimes you never know in this neighborhood.
S. P. from Crest/Washington · 5h ago
Yes, saw the turkeys last year ( or year before ? ) walking up and around Fair Street near Glendale. I thought there used to be three of them.
J. S. from Dicken · 1h ago
Well. I can think of even a few turkeys who think they themselves are peacocks!
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image credits: eric carle, pinterest
…and, as has been suggested to and shared by me- ‘be good or be good at it’
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excellent.
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How funny. Perhaps we should be envious of the person who sees peacocks in turkeys. Perhaps that person sees colorful in the deranged, and happy in the confused. :—0
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absolutely –
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I once thought I saw a tropical parrot in the field behind my house, so much so that I got my camera for a photo. It was a blue potato chip bag.
Currently, there is a huge turkey claiming to be a peacock that is getting on my last nerve.
LOVE that quote!
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that is so funny! and yes –
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I once made my partner stop the car at night, saying “there’s a little white kitten in lost the park” – it was a white plastic bag.
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oops -)
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Good Morning Spirit Animal. Hahaha!
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Quite the flock where you live, Beth. 🙂
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and not a flock of seagulls – at least i don’t think so )
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Made my day!
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so glad, sandra )
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Ohhh my! I like the newsy interplay among the neighborhood residents, Beth! I love the Eric Carle animal cut-outs! ❤
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There are always funny things sprinkled in with the neighborhood business)
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Yes, I bet you could post monthly news bulletins and amuse us a lot! 🙂
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Yes )
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Bwahahaha!! Reminds me of the neighborhood conversation I saw online about a dangerous coyote that had everyone hysterical. And then someone took his picture and he looked about as dangerous as a teddy bear. He was practically laying back on the lounge chair smoking a cigar and drinking a margarita.
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Hahahaha
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Lovely…I really like the quote.
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Thank you)
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I love the quote That Abe Lincoln was a smart man. Now for your neighborhood website conversations now that is quite need for people who can see a turkey in a peacock very good indeed. Have a great day Beth and thanks for the quote you have made my day complete today.
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Thanks!
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Often there is nothing can touch real life. Love this.
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You are so right)
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Love it! You see what you want to see. I want to see a peacock!
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That’s it, Sarah!
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Cool post..
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i love that multiple people got involved and offered their opinions/perspectives. the bird is in the eye of the beholder –
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It’s a pack of mystery!
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it is and that’s what keeps you guessing…..
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love the quote 🙂
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Me too )
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you are a good one, beth!
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and you too, susie. whether you are a peacock, a turkey, a vulture or whatever else you may be)
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Love this! Peahens do look a lot like wild turkeys… or maybe that’s vice versa?
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hmmm, perhaps the bird is in the eye of the beholder…..)
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What are the odds that I just saw a wild turkey puff up his tail in my front yard an hour ago! LOL
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could have been a peacock! or vulture! or?
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Guinea hen? Bird of Paradise? Pig of Paradise?
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