Christmas turkeys were on the run in an East Yorkshire village after escaping a lorry.
Dozens of birds were left on the road after a lorry jackknifed near North Frodingham, 5.5 miles south-east of the town of Driffield.
Grange Road between North Frodingham and Bridlington Road was shut for over an hour.
Photos from Driffield & Wolds Weeky show many of the escaped turkeys have now been captured and are being loaded on the back of a tractor.
It is not the first time turkeys have escaped in the run up to Christmas.
Last week, a number of turkeys were on the loose after escaping from a crashed trailer on the M5.
A crash near a busy junction of the motorway saw the plucky birds make a run for it.
They had been involved in an incident in Worcestershire between junction five of the motorway and the A38 at around 11am on 7 December, Gloucestershire Live reported.
