Movin' in: How California's wild turkey population is thriving after wildfires.

They're wild turkeys, and their populations are booming in Northern California.

Now they've moved into urban areas, partly because of wildfire — and they're staying.

Fires, including last year's Carr and Camp fires, pushed wild turkeys and other wildlife out of burn areas and into city limits, California Department of Fish and Wildlife spokesman Peter Tira said.