See them almost every morning when I go through the development behind Cinnaminson Ave firehouse to get to Rt 130 to go to work. One day they were all roosting on a front porch railing of someone's house behind the Hallmark. They've been there since the summer when the now adult turkeys were poults (had to look up what baby turkey was). The mother would wait behind them to make sure they all crossed road safely (another thing I didn't know about turkeys, mothers are very protective of young) just like a crossing guard. The poults are now the same size as the mother. And, for anyone thinking Thanksgiving is just around the corner, don't get any ideas with these turkeys.....

Completely forgot turkeys were on our street in June. Uploaded photo shows the baby turkeys; They were in our side yard but couldn't get photo quick enough.

we see them a lot back by the Pennsauken creek. Sometimes you have to slow down to let them cross the street..HAHAHA.. anybody up for toikey crossing signs !!! :0

I think they've become a staple here. Hopefully noone will screw that up. It's nice to see wildlife doing its thing for a change instead of mankind uprooting all thier roosts ( pun intended )

and yup !!! I agree with dajoepa75. If I see hunters or hear gunshots around here it will get reported immedirately !!!! Undersatndable people need to eat, but there's designated places for hunting.. the back streets of Cinnaminson do not count !!!! :0
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Wild turkeys are not good eating turkeys. They're mainly muscle and don't taste the same as store bought, farm raised turkeys. It would be a crime for someone to kill them only to find out they can't be eaten. We've had the three adult female with the 13 babies all summer. They like to walk behind the old Acme, down on Winding Way and all over my and three of my neighbors properties. They don't seem to be afraid of people, as we can walk close to them. They are a great addition to the neighborhood.

I went to work one morning and of course it was very early and they were in my front lawn, scared the pants of me.....They were gobbling gobbling all over and their wings are very large....They also have the biggest feet.. Yes there are 13 babies with the three adults. The babies are getting very big now. They sure are a great addition to the neighborhood.

Love seeing them around town, always stop to take a look.

They have been in our neighborhood for a couple of years now. It is exciting to see them almost daily. My kids love them. I uploaded a bunch of photos. We also have 2 guinea hens that roam the neighborhood also. The guinea hens are very playful and are fun to watch. The people I talk to in the neighborhood haven't had any problems with them as of yet.

Any chance we can get a proclamation from township committee pardoning all these guys for Thanksgiving?

@ dajoepa75 I am sure they would give them a proclamation pardoning them because that sounds idiotic enough for this township committee!