The wild turkey lives in woodlands, grasslands, and by rivers. You can find the turkey from North America to Southern Mexico. Turkeys eat nuts, seeds, berries, reptiles and invertebrates. The wild turkey lays ten to twelve eggs at a time. It lays them in February.
Wild turkeys share their nests.
Its nest is only a scrape in the ground with leaves in it. The wild turkey doesn't like to fly. It roosts in trees at night. They are shy and hard to get close to. Wild Turkey by Lily, age 9 A male turkey splits out of the forest.