Tracks: Turkey tracks are an obvious indicator of the birds' presence. In winter, when snow blankets the landscape, examination of the tracks can tell you how many turkeys are present, perhaps what sex they are, where they have been and where they are going, and what their behavior and feeding habits are.
To keep your diet vegan, check food labels to avoid these lesser-known animal-based ingredients: 1  Albumen: Made from eggs, milk, and animal blood. 2  Bone char: Derived from animal bone ash. 3  Carmine or cochineal: Red pigment made from crushed beetles.  Casein: A cowâs milk 1  protein. Methionine: Essential amino acids made from eggs or cowâs milk.
A vegan (pronounced: VEE-gun) doesn't consume any animal-derived foods or use animal products or byproducts, and eats only plant-based foods. In addition to not eating meat, poultry, seafood, eggs, or dairy, vegans avoid using products made from animal sources, such as fur, leather, and wool. While those are obvious animal products, many animal byproducts are things we might not even realize come from animals.