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Flock of Guinea fowl strutting by a pile of fence posts. Comical birds related to Peacocks. If you heard them squawk you would recognize their call as like a peacock's. these birds are eaten in african countries. They have very dark, strong tasting meat which most people don't associate with a 'fowl' flavor profile. In Maine, people often keep them to keep the tick population down. Like ducks, they do a good job of eating ticks and other noxious insects. .
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Flock of Guinea fowl strutting by a pile of fence posts. Comical birds related to Peacocks. If you heard them squawk you would recognize their call as like a peacock's. these birds are eaten in african countries. They have very dark, strong tasting meat which most people don't associate with a 'fowl' flavor profile. In Maine, people often keep them to keep the tick population down. Like ducks, they do a good job of eating ticks and other noxious insects. .

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  • Wild turkey head shot with wattles, Phippsburg Maine
  • Great Blue Heron on the hunt for fish or crustaceans on a salt marsh, left facing, Phippsburg Maine
  • Domestic goose, possibly and Embden, with wild Canada geese. The domestic goose is feral and flys with the Canada geese. Totman Cove, Phippsburg, Maine
  • Flock of Canada geese with lone domestic (right front). These geese seemed to spend the winter together here in Totman Cove. The domestic was very much a member of the flock. Phippsburg Maine. <br /> Some people called this goose the "Frankengoose."
  • Wild Canada geese flock with one, domestic goose. The variety is unknown, but suspected to be Embden. Totman Cove, Phippsburg, Maine in January. BBBrrrrr!
  • Canada geese in flight, migratory flock in classic ribbon pattern, PHippsburg, Maine
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  • Flock of Guinea fowl strutting by a pile of fence posts. Comical birds related to Peacocks. If you heard them squawk you would recognize their call as like a peacock's. these birds are eaten in african countries. They have very dark, strong tasting meat which most people don't associate with a 'fowl' flavor profile. In Maine, people often keep them to keep the tick population down. Like ducks, they do a good job of eating ticks and other noxious insects. .
  • Guinea hen in front of fence post pile. Thomaston Maine
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