At my desk, a fluttering commotion outside the window. One of our several Roadrunners was trying to attack a metal silhouette of a crow on the window sill.
In the two feet between us, a screen door and window glass.
But a few of the many expressions of a Roadrunner…
…that I thought I’d share.
drycrikjournal 
I always imagine the Coyote somewhere right behind. 🙂
janet
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You see what cartoons do. I doubt that either one gives a damn about the other, but the idea was great entertainment for lots of us.
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So true. 🙂
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Fantastic, John!
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Glad you like these, Louise. More pix, of course, but outside light and inside camera, window and screen, resulted poorly.
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Are you sure you didn’t hand raise these guys? lol
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Have neighbors that hand-fed their roadrunners raw hamburger.
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Funny birds!
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Real characters, they just work around us like we’re in their way.
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Richard, et al: They seem to have no fear of humans. Maybe because they have been without much human contact for a very long time. No fear of dogs – they can outrun dogs and horses. So, maybe they run faster than coyotes. We are the “neighbors who handfeed”. We decided to quit this year after the second brood fledged. They are now all weaned from our largess. One came up on the deck this morning and posed for pictures close up.
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