Very easy access in a cozy off-leash dog park with ping pong table and lots of bush turkeys living about.
Did you know?
Brush turkeys are the most ancient member of a family that dates back 30 million years and includes chickens, quails, peacocks and pheasants.
Their egg incubation process — dumping them in a mound and abandoning them — is an extraordinarily primitive nesting behaviour, closer to a crocodile than a normal bird's.
These birds have a pretty tough start to life — after hatching from their egg they spend the first two days of their life scrambling vertically through a metre of dirt and compost to reach the surface.
In many places in Australia brush turkeys are totems for Aboriginal people.
Source: https://www.abc.net.au/news/science/2017-01-17/five-reasons-to-love-brush-turkeys/7199724