Long before the Bankside Farmers founded Green’s Farms, there were turkeys.
They’re still here.
Alert “06880” reader Barbara Levy spotted 2 of them close by — very close — earlier today:
(Photo/Barbara Levy)
Sure, they’re strutting around. Thanksgiving is not till November.
Bunnies, however, are laying low.
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Do they shoot bunnies in Westport?
Never knew anyone served rabbit at Easter?!
Actually, turkey is customarily served at Easter both in Canada and the U.K.
Of course it is.
Come on. Why are you so angry, Dan? Just delete my comments, then.
By the way, that photograph really is beautiful. Happy Easter, Happy Spring.
Not angry at all. Just givin’ it back to you.
Fine then. I guess?
Nice photo!
I haven’t seen many bunnies anywhere for a long time. Perhaps the pair of red shouldered hawks that soar the sky in my neighborhood are picking them up for their dinners. Or maybe the coyotes that howl every night of so are enjoying a rabbit meal. Jane Sherman
I have noticed the same lack of bunnies in the Compo area, particularly after Sandy. Reasons probably abound but so much building is going on, their understory is disappearing. There are a lot of feral cats.