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The trip took only one or two seconds
Ms Komiya visits the turkey in the morning
Every evening about 20 minutes after sunset she flies up into a tree where she spends the night
Ms Hamilton is a retired nurse who lives on the Upper East Side
Ms Komiya then followed Barry the barred owl and Flaco
Ms Komiya is originally from Chiba Japan
Ms Komiya had witnessed Astoria’s flight across the East River to Manhattan
Ms Hamilton and Ms Frohlich are generally there in the afternoon and for bedtime
The women coordinate their schedules in group chats and text messages
In general we try not to interfere with their social life
Ms Hamilton is a birder who was previously a big fan of Flaco the Eurasian eagle owl set free from the Central Park Zoo
Stella Hamilton Anke Frohlich and Keiko Komiya walked slowly behind Astoria at a distance single file as she strolled along a footpath banked by snow
Smaller groups come and go in Queens and Brooklyn
There are large flocks in the Bronx and on Staten Island
A turkey was known to hang out in Inwood Hill Park in Upper Manhattan in the past
Astoria has settled in the area near the SeaGlass Carousel
Three devoted women watch over Astoria
The birds do not necessarily need turkey friends
The birds are native to the area
Astoria was first spotted in Queens last spring