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Pelham Police officer Allison Caprigno said the department received a call about a turkey attacking vehicles on the road Friday afternoon, but the bird had exited the roadway and returned to a nearby flock of about 30 turkeys by the time officers arrived.
Caprigno said police receive one or two calls each year about turkeys attacking cars.
Ted Walski, a wildlife biologist and turkey project leader for New Hampshire Fish and Game, said its mating season for the birds, which makes them more aggressive.
"They see themselves in a basement or a porch window, and they get really hot to trot," he told cable station NH1.