Maybe because it's April and not November, but life has been good for a wild turkey that calls a North Jersey supermarket parking lot home.
Shoppers and workers at the A&P in Closter have been leaving bread and blueberries for the young turkey known as Tom-Tom.
Butcher Carlos Henriquez told The Record newspaper the turkey is attracting new customers.
The state Fish and Wildlife Division said Tom-Tom is a young male, known as a jake.
Experts said the bird could become aggressive as he grows older and starts showing off to attract a mate.
Experts said people should stop feeding the wild turkey.
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