Hello and welcome to the Yarniaks podcast.

This is episode 119, which we are recording on Wednesday, July 20th, 2016.

I'm Gail.

And I'm Charlene.

And we're recording on location again.

It's a beautiful evening here,

and we are sitting outside at UC Santa Cruz, University of California at Santa Cruz. And what did we

see on the way here? We saw two families. It looked like two families of wild turkeys.

That was immediately upon entering campus, basically. There was two adult,

I assume females, and a lot of chicks slash, like juvenile. Yeah, juvenile. They weren't like cute,

tiny little things. No, no. They were obviously young. Yeah.

What are baby turkeys called Poles?

I don't know.

I'm not sure.

And then we also saw many, many deer upon arriving.

Two little fawns and two young bucks who were even budding at each other when we first saw them.

So they were not being very cooperative for photo op, though.

We got a lot of deer butt pictures.

We'll see what else we see while we're sitting here.

This is where we recorded once where we saw quail and deer walked by.

And I saw a mountain lion walk by here once, so you never know what cool things were to see.

And again, it's just a beautiful

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