Watch out for Wild Turkeys going wild in western Michigan! It seems that they have taken to crashing through windows and windshields. Though, as the news report points out, it is likely just because it is their breeding season and the hormones are getting to them…
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This happened to a girl I worked with a couple years ago, in Michigan, coincidentally. Amazing, the quantity of feathers and blood a turkey possesses.