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America's Wild Turkey
by Gary W. Griffen
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Overview


Through stunning images and more than 30 years of studying and photographing wild turkeys, Gary W. Griffen examines the natural history, behavior and conservation of one of America’s most popular birds. 


Printed books can be purchased by writing:  griffenproductions@yahoo.com (Autographed copy $19.95 & free shipping). 

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Description


Features more than 100 color photographs of wild turkey behavior by renowned wildlife photographer/cinematographer Gary W. Griffen. Observe hens nesting, toms fighting, spring courtship, turkey predators and much more. Gain new insights into the turkey's diet, home range and daily habits.

* Listen to over 25 distinct live wild turkey calls included in the eBook 

GOLD AWARD:  2017 eLit Awards



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About the author


Gary W. Griffen produced the award-winning TV special, America’s Wild Turkey, for the Discovery Channel. The program won Best Independent Documentary at the International Wildlife Film Festival and first place from the Outdoor Writer’s Association. He has also won international and national awards for his films on deer, elk, moose and ring-necked pheasants. Based in Milan, NY, he has specialized in filming wildlife in North America for more than 30 years. Griffen has published wildlife and nature photographs in hundreds of books, magazines and calendars, including more than 50 magazine covers. His photos have appeared in Outdoor Life, Field & Stream, Smithsonian, Natural History and BBC. He recently published the award-winning book, Whitetails In America, on the natural history and behavior of the white-tailed deer. He also was the principle photographer of the book, Wild Turkey Country. Griffen graduated magna cum laude with an M.A. from Syracuse University, Newhouse School of Communications.

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Book details

Genre:NATURE

Subgenre:Animals / Birds

Language:English

Pages:150

eBook ISBN:9780986330230


Overview


Through stunning images and more than 30 years of studying and photographing wild turkeys, Gary W. Griffen examines the natural history, behavior and conservation of one of America’s most popular birds. 


Printed books can be purchased by writing:  griffenproductions@yahoo.com (Autographed copy $19.95 & free shipping). 

Read more

Description


Features more than 100 color photographs of wild turkey behavior by renowned wildlife photographer/cinematographer Gary W. Griffen. Observe hens nesting, toms fighting, spring courtship, turkey predators and much more. Gain new insights into the turkey's diet, home range and daily habits.

* Listen to over 25 distinct live wild turkey calls included in the eBook 

GOLD AWARD:  2017 eLit Awards



Read more

About the author


Gary W. Griffen produced the award-winning TV special, America’s Wild Turkey, for the Discovery Channel. The program won Best Independent Documentary at the International Wildlife Film Festival and first place from the Outdoor Writer’s Association. He has also won international and national awards for his films on deer, elk, moose and ring-necked pheasants. Based in Milan, NY, he has specialized in filming wildlife in North America for more than 30 years. Griffen has published wildlife and nature photographs in hundreds of books, magazines and calendars, including more than 50 magazine covers. His photos have appeared in Outdoor Life, Field & Stream, Smithsonian, Natural History and BBC. He recently published the award-winning book, Whitetails In America, on the natural history and behavior of the white-tailed deer. He also was the principle photographer of the book, Wild Turkey Country. Griffen graduated magna cum laude with an M.A. from Syracuse University, Newhouse School of Communications.

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