This time of year, turkeys are almost never alone. In late fall, flocks of wild turkeys will feed together in meadows, digging up worms or foraging for acorns and grasses. Meals aren’t always peaceful — the males, or toms, are known to squabble and compete for food — but they’re almost always had as a group. But at the Battery in downtown New York, Astoria the turkey is on her own. The beautiful bird has settled there following a lengthy stay in the quiet gardens of Roosevelt Island and a brief,