I'm not giving any clues away!
So it's just the photo.
It's not a Turkey!
Regards Buzzard
Nature Is Amazing - Let Us Keep It That Way
Go on then, I'll bite. Given the NZ flavour of previous posts, and although this skin's mounted in quite an atypical posture, I'll go for a dull and faded Takahe.
The photo was taken by my outlaws who travelled the South Islands of New Zealand
The Pukeko, or New Zealand Swamp Hen is a member of the rail family, and is similar to other species found all over the world.
The purple gallinule is a sub species of the Pukeko of which there are 13.
The Takahe: Is like a Pukeko, only much rarer and fatter! It is also an endemic bird, meaning it is only found in New Zealand.
I think you all did exceptionally well for having a go.