David Maass River's Edge Courtship- Wild Turkeys Vase Mallards are thought to be

Mallards are thought to be the most abundant and wide-ranging duck on Earth

Two farmers discuss their harvest as the geese fly overhead going south for the winter

autumn is making way for winter

a wood duck couple decide to settle on a beaten path off the Mississippi river

This image shows great vintage sleds pulling up to a cozy cabin bar and grill

David Maass River's Edge Courtship- Wild Turkeys Vase Mallards are thought to beA strutting tom tries to get the attention of these females in the David Maass Print RIVER'S EDGE COURTSHIP WILD TURKEYS. Wild turkeys prefer hardwood forests with scattered openings such as pastures, fields, orchards and seasonal marshes in which to live. In this image they are sharing their river's edge with a busy beaver who appears to be building a dam with the near by trees. Wild turkeys can now be found in every state except Alaska. In early