Why is Thanksgiving traditionally associated with turkey and other specific foods? We asked a history expert why we eat what ...

After near-extinction, the feathery birds have rebounded in a big way. Now, they're overrunning this city and others.

Despite all that, Salem has a love affair with its turkeys. Wild turkeys are not native to Oregon. Early attempts to ...

In the larger cities, many residents in the late 1800s ate Thanksgiving dinner at a hotel restaurant. In 1876, San Bernardino ...

As many wild populations decline, some city dwellers flourish—and may become a source for reintroductions to rural areas ...

The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources reports about 30,000 to 35,000 Rio Grande and Merriam's wild turkeys are now in the ...

At least two other wild turkeys have called Manhattan their home ... “If there isn't enough food in the area, that's what kind of self-regulates their populations… and keeps it in balance ...

And yet, each Thanksgiving, food banks around metro Phoenix seek frozen turkeys in their thousands to spread cheer — and perhaps chaos — to families in need. That means collecting, storing and ...

Wild turkeys have been spotted as far west ... Acorns are a favorite food. Turkeys are social creatures, banding together in different configurations through the year. In the spring, hens with ...