If you see a flock of turkeys, the Pennsylvania Game Commission wants to know where.

The commission is asking people to report flocks sighted between Jan. 1and March 15 by using a website to report the date, location and the type of land where the birds were seen — public, private or unknown. To report a flock sighting, fill out a survey online at www.pgc.pa.gov.

The commission wants to trap the turkeys to gather information for ongoing projects. The birds will be released after receiving leg bands.

The commission said its crews will visit the sites reported to determine “the potential to trap turkeys.

“Turkeys will not be moved; they’ll simply be leg banded and released on site,” according to the Game Commission. “In four Wildlife Management Units, some also will be outfitted with GPS transmitters, then released back on site to be monitored over time.”

The commission said in a news release that trapping turkeys in winter is part of its ongoing population monitoring and a large-scale turkey study.