By DAILY MAIL REPORTER
This turkey looks proud as a peacock with his garish pink feathers
Fancy a psychedelic holiday meal?
These incredible turkeys could brighten up anyone's Christmas dinner -- after being dyed garish bright colours by their owners.
The DayGlo turkeys were coloured using nontoxic food dye
The barmy birds have had their normal drab feathers transformed into neon colours using harmless food dyes.
The turkeys are part of the Gozzi Turkey Farm Christmas celebrations in Guilford, Connecticut, and are dyed using a 'secret' technique.
Gozzi Turkey Farms has been dying the turkeys for about 50 years.
They sell fresh turkeys for both the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays and has become a local attraction.
The Gozzi Turkey Farm in Connecticut has been dyeing their turkeys for decades
source: dailymail
This turkey looks proud as a peacock with his garish pink feathersFancy a psychedelic holiday meal?
These incredible turkeys could brighten up anyone's Christmas dinner -- after being dyed garish bright colours by their owners.
The DayGlo turkeys were coloured using nontoxic food dyeThe barmy birds have had their normal drab feathers transformed into neon colours using harmless food dyes.
The turkeys are part of the Gozzi Turkey Farm Christmas celebrations in Guilford, Connecticut, and are dyed using a 'secret' technique.
Gozzi Turkey Farms has been dying the turkeys for about 50 years.
They sell fresh turkeys for both the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays and has become a local attraction.
The Gozzi Turkey Farm in Connecticut has been dyeing their turkeys for decadessource: dailymail
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