Thankfully, he/she is equipped to scratch it!

I don't know if it is just me or not but there is something strange about this picture.
I see four legs which means there must be one animal. I see a horn and an extra ear. The shadow on the side doesn't make sense.

The shadow could be from the neck and head but the extra ear throws me also.

I'm not sure I know which part of the picture you think includes an extra ear, but if you're thinking about the "object" that is between the one horn and its tail, then that is not an ear, but the other horn; the one he/she is using to scratch the itch. As for the shadow on the side of its body, that's from the noon sun.

By the way, apparently this goat was itching all over; the second itch couldn't be reached by its horns...

Ahh that explains it, thanks Charlie!

Here's Tom the Turkey was there as well, but not in a very good mood. He kept trying to peck both me and my camera!

Those are some nice pictures.
What kind of camera do you use?

That is some colourful looking turkey.

The shadow on the first one still bothers me. It doesn't match up with anything, The shadow on the ear looks separate. It has a separate light hitting part of it. Maybe it is just me but something looks wrong there.

Rod,
It's just a simple point-and-shoot Sony.

Molly,
I don't know what to tell you. The shadow on the side of its body is what was being cast by its head, neck, and horns from the noonday sun.

Nice colorful photos charlie34 !

That goat is some kinda contortionist.

But the turkey... ewe. Just ewe. It looks like the turkey has no skull or skin covering it's brain.

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I don't think turkeys are ever in a good mood.