Show Us Your Turkey's On Stamps

I do not have any that I can find, but for this Thanksgiving here in the US, show us your turkeys on stamps!
Thanks,
Robert

United States
Wildlife Conservation - Wild Turkey
May 5, 1956
The design was reproduced from a drawing by Bob Hines, an artist for the Fish and Wildlife Services and US Department of the Interior.

Azerbaijan
Poultry
November 5, 2012
Set of six, one stamp depicts turkey.

Happy Thanksgiving!

Some countries keep them in the zoo.

Mexico
Fauna of Mexico II
March 8, 1980
Set of four, one stamp depicts domesticated turkey (Meleagris gallopavo).

Belize
Birds
September 3, 1977
Set of six, one stamp depicts Ocellated Turkey (Agriocharis ocellata), a species of turkey residing primarily in the Yucatán Peninsula.

(Kris Rascher: I decided to remove the Romanian stamp due to its problematic design; perhaps it should go to the HUH thread)

Here's a good-looking one!



(Hi, Kuol, Your Romanian bird must be ruffling his feathers. K)

It's still Thanksgiving weekend, so a few more Gobblers can settle here. Does anyone know if the large set of J.J. Audubon stamps put out by Haiti, where the naturalist was born, are for real, or was the set more like cinderellas in his honor?

You can read about these stamps here:

http://goscf.com/t/44958

http://faculty.webster.edu/corbetre.../scandal.htm

Nicaragua
Domesticated Animals
August 25, 1985
Set of six, one stamp depicts Domesticated Turkey (Meleagris gallopavo).

Sharjah
1972
Birds (IV)
Turkey

Libya issued a sheet of 16 domesticated animals in 1983 - one of them is a turkey, a little bit ruffled. (Thanks to Crows for the info on the Audubons, I didn't know about that incident, but have so far never seen a real used stamp. K.)



Hi Kuol, I was disappointed to see your ruffled turkey fly off to somewhere else, I clearly remember when a family of turkeys used to come to the garden and enjoy a bath in the soil and they sure looked just like the Romanian bird when they shook themselves thereafter. By the way, the hunting stamps put out by US states are often beautifully done, do you think anyone would mind seeing some here? K.

The "Nature of America" series had a turkey in its natural Northeastern Habitat. Unfortunately turkeys do not seem to be state birds anywhere. This sheet 2005. I have always enjoyed the detailed artwork of this series by John Dawson.

Fujeira.