Turkey of a different color
An albino turkey mingles among its flock on 20th Street Northwest in Minot on March 28. Photo from Greg and Jane Vaage.
An albino turkey has been frequently sighted by Greg and Jane Vaage near their home in northwest Minot. Albino and leucistic are both quite rare, with only a handful harvested each year out of nearly 750,000 nationwide, according to the National Wild Turkey Foundation.
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- An albino turkey mingles among its flock on 20th Street Northwest in Minot on March 28. Photo from Greg and Jane Vaage.
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- An albino turkey has been frequently sighted by Greg and Jane Vaage near their home in northwest Minot. Albino and leucistic are both quite rare, with only a handful harvested each year out of nearly 750,000 nationwide, according to the National Wild Turkey Foundation.
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