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19 comments:
Queens?
No, Scott--but welcome back!
Thanks.
Brooklyn?
Is this the same wild turkey that stalled traffic on the Triboro bridge back in November? (http://www.wcbs880.com/pages/125606.php?contentType=4&contentId=241492)
If so, that would place the turkey in Manhattan. Manhattan?
I don't think it's the same turkey, Debbie.
But Manhattan is correct.
Riverside Park?
No, Scott. Sorry!
Central Park?
No, Debbie--sorry!
You and Scott are both half-right, though.
Inwood Park?
You're colder, Scott.
Is this in the east 30s?
Morningside Park?
Debbie's the warmest so far.
Is it Saint Gabriels Park between E 35th and 36th Streets, east of 2nd Ave?
I'm afraid not, Dolph.
I'll have to visit that park sometime....
Stuyvesant Park?
Battery Park?
Nice going, Scott!
Making my way from the South Ferry subway stop to the Museum of Jewish Heritage, I happened upon this turkey, which was hanging out on a small plot of land on the far east end of Battery Park--right by the Department of Homeland Security!
I subsequently looked up Big Apple turkeys, learned about a bunch of the creatures, and found out that this one might well be Zelda. Read (and hear) all about her here and here and here and here and here.
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