Despite their name, Turkeys originated in the wild in North America. After a dramatic decline, conservation efforts have increased wild numbers.
The "stag" (not "cock") raises his tail and fluffs out his colourful, irridescendent feathers to appear larger.
Domestic turkeys are descendants of wild North American birds.
The hen is smaller, plainer and doesn't have a wattle or snood.
The male has a bizarre red "wattle" of loose skin on his neck and a "snood" over his beak.
Back view of raised tail.