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I took this roadrunner photograph while visiting the
Desert Botanical Garden in Phoenix, Arizona.
He was determined to steal bread, crackers,... more
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Average Rating (3.69 Stars):
Marc Lewinstein
April 13th, 2024
Great item, as promised. Thank you!
Maureen Lynch David
April 6th, 2024
We love it!!
DAVID E GILMORE
April 5th, 2024
Great for my granddaughter.
Annah Shoffner
March 17th, 2024
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Annah Shoffner
March 17th, 2024
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Annah Shoffner
March 17th, 2024
I'm really pleased with this item. It's Beautiful ❤️‼️
I took this roadrunner photograph while visiting the
Desert Botanical Garden in Phoenix, Arizona.
He was determined to steal bread, crackers, chips or anything
else that he should not eat, from the Gambel's quail that
reside on the hillside in the garden.
The Greater Roadrunner is a large ground-dwelling cuckoo,
nearly 24 inches long.
He speeds across the desert on long, strong legs.
The roadrunner usually lives on insents, lizards, snakes,
rodents and other small birds.
They are very common in scrub desert and mesquite groves.
They have a long, heavy bill, a very conspicuous
bushy crest and a very long, white-edged tail.
I did notice a very brilliant greenish hue on some
of his feathers in the wing area,
especially when the sun struck his body.
I did not, however, hear him say "Meep, meep"
or "beep, beep" as we are used to hearing the cartoons.
He does have a song rather dovelike or cooing and
descending in pitch.
Wh...
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Debby Pueschel
These birds are just so difficult to capture! Congratulations on your feature in American Desert Southwest. FL
Marilyn Smith
Thank you for the feature in American Desert Southwest, Jane!
Jane M Dahl
Always love seeing these fellas! Featured in American Desert Southwest.
Marilyn Smith
They certainly are amazing creatures and I love them! Thanks, Nava.
Nava Jo Thompson
These little guys are characters. I have only seen one here---and he chose our house---he would be on the roof---and run along the driveway when I was backing the car out---and be on my porch chair when I came back. I for sure missed him when he disappeared. lvf
Marilyn Smith
Thanks Jon. I love it there too and could spend hours there. Well, I guess I do!! :D
Jon Burch Photography
Fantastic catch Marilyn! LOVE the DBG in Phoenix! (v)
Nadine and Bob Johnston
Love this Unique Piece, worthy of being published in - Artist News - an Internet Weekly... http://paper.li/f-1343723559# and the Home page of ARTIST NEWS. Thank You for submitting it, today.
Bob and Nancy Kendrick
Wonderful image! Love all the detail in his tail feathers! We saw one once, but it was in a gas station lot, so the shot wasn't very attractive - but we were glad we saw a real one after having watched Wile E Coyote so many times! Love the title! v/f
Marilyn Smith replied:
I was amazed at the green hue that showed up in his feathers! I haven't been that close to one before. They are so shy and move so quickly that it's hard to get a good shot of them.. So, thanks for your nice comments!
Jeff Swan
Nicely captured
Marilyn Smith replied:
Thanks so much Jeff.
Randy Rosenberger
Marilyn, I just love your beautiful artworks, but it is almost getting to the point where I love your humor, even more than mine! Now that is a compliment! This was a very "Wiley" capture of this "Roadrunner" and loved the title, as I can see you watched this show a few times! LOL Love it, Marilyn, and actually, other than the cartoon version, I have really never seen a "real" one! Thanks for sharing, but leave a little humor behind for me! LOL "And, as the airplane mechanic said to his boss when being chewed out for not getting all of his work done, due to the fact he backed into an airplane propeller! , " Sorry Boss, But I got a little "Behind in my work"!" LOL Fave and Vote Gotcha! Forever, Elvis
Marilyn Smith replied:
Thanks so much Randy. Oh, the stories we could tell, right? :D