#megapode — Public Fediverse posts

A good lookin' rooster indeed

Sunshine made a natural spotlight in a clearing for this male Australian Brushturkey

Maiala, D'Aguilar National Park, Mt Glorious

#ozBirds #WildOz #Birds #Megapode #Wildlife #Brisbane

A good lookin' rooster indeed

Sunshine made a natural spotlight in a clearing for this male Australian Brushturkey

Maiala, D'Aguilar National Park, Mt Glorious

#ozBirds #WildOz #Birds #Megapode #Wildlife #Brisbane

A good lookin' rooster indeed

Sunshine made a natural spotlight in a clearing for this male Australian Brushturkey

Maiala, D'Aguilar National Park, Mt Glorious

#ozBirds #WildOz #Birds #Megapode #Wildlife #Brisbane

A good lookin' rooster indeed

Sunshine made a natural spotlight in a clearing for this male Australian Brushturkey

Maiala, D'Aguilar National Park, Mt Glorious

#ozBirds #WildOz #Birds #Megapode #Wildlife #Brisbane

A good lookin' rooster indeed

Sunshine made a natural spotlight in a clearing for this male Australian Brushturkey

Maiala, D'Aguilar National Park, Mt Glorious

#ozBirds #WildOz #Birds #Megapode #Wildlife #Brisbane

Hello dinosaur
#brushturkey #megapode #bird

Hello dinosaur
#brushturkey #megapode #bird

Hello dinosaur
#brushturkey #megapode #bird

Yes it is my new spirit guide. But my feets are little. #megapode

Yes it is my new spirit guide. But my feets are little. #megapode

This #Thanksgiving day's #megafauna is a giant turkey that lived in Australia between 1.4 million and 10,000 years ago. It weighed about 17 lbs and stood over 4 ft tall.

While the extinct #megapode is the same weight and a little bit taller than the American wild #turkey that might have been on your table today, it is 4 times the size of Australia's extant brushturkeys. And strong muscle attachments on its wing bones suggest that this bird-unlike turkeys of either continent-was able to fly.

This #Thanksgiving day's #megafauna is a giant turkey that lived in Australia between 1.4 million and 10,000 years ago. It weighed about 17 lbs and stood over 4 ft tall.

While the extinct #megapode is the same weight and a little bit taller than the American wild #turkey that might have been on your table today, it is 4 times the size of Australia's extant brushturkeys. And strong muscle attachments on its wing bones suggest that this bird-unlike turkeys of either continent-was able to fly.

This #Thanksgiving day's #megafauna is a giant turkey that lived in Australia between 1.4 million and 10,000 years ago. It weighed about 17 lbs and stood over 4 ft tall.

While the extinct #megapode is the same weight and a little bit taller than the American wild #turkey that might have been on your table today, it is 4 times the size of Australia's extant brushturkeys. And strong muscle attachments on its wing bones suggest that this bird-unlike turkeys of either continent-was able to fly.