Hi friend steemian ....
On this occasion I will share some photos of ornamental chicken (turkey) before we see a picture of turkey chicken let us refer to turkey chicken.
Turkey or turkey is the name for two large bird species from the Galliformes genus Meleagris order.
The female turkey is smaller and the color of the feathers is less colorful than the male turkeys. While in the wild, the turkey is easily recognizable from its wingspan of 1.5-1.8 meters.
The North American turkey species are called M. gallopavo while the Central American turkey is called M. ocellata.
The domestication domestication raised for its meat comes from the species M. gallopavo also known as Wild Turkey. While the species of M. ocellata is probably the result of domestication of the Maya tribe. There are people who think turkeys raised for meat are from Maya turkeys. The reason is that Maya turkeys are more obedient than North American wild turkeys, but this theory is not supported by morphological evidence. The domestication turkey has a pial (part slack beneath the beak) as proof that the domestic turkey comes from wild turkey M. gallopavo. The turkey M. ocellata that the Mayans kept had no waves.
Wild turkeys are hunting in North America, but unlike domestic turkeys, wild turkeys are nimble and clever.
Here are some photos of turkey chicken you may like
