814K views · 10K reactions | We love a good sassy strut @ambernovella #evanysphotography shot at: @masterballetacademy 﫶 | Eva Nys | Facebook

69K views · 892 reactions | "Strutting is an instinctive or innate behavior. At the base of each feather there are small muscles that provide the ability for birds to move their feathers. Those muscles are connected to other very small muscles within the skin. When a turkey struts, it contracts the muscles that control feather position, causing the body feathers to stand erect.” - @nwtf Bob Eriksen Video: Whitetail Properties #Reconyx | RECONYX | Facebook

17K views · 336 reactions | Strutting is not only a sexual display, but it is a display of dominance too subordinate gobblers. Gobblers will strut continuously to intimidate subordinate toms at any time the opportunity presents itself. In the fall when daylight length is similar to spring, gobblers will often strut and gobble like it is spring. Even in the cold of winter, gobblers that encounter hens will strut and gobble to show off to the ladies. | Outdoors on Outsider | Facebook

The 5th Annual Cultural Competency Advisory Committee Summit built bridges today 🌉 This year’s summit explores the power of cultural connection, intergenerational healing, and inclusive practices that strengthen our communities. Participants are engaging in powerful conversations about cultural identity, generational wisdom, and collective healing — all centered on building true belonging. The CCAC Summit brings together stakeholders, community members, county employees, and partners from acros

247K views · 3K reactions | Hop, step, strut 睊 | Joanna Wilson | Facebook