Greater Roadrunner

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Greater Roadrunner
BEEP - BEEP

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Staying in my car along side the road I watched the Roadrunner as it
started bush hopping branch to branch.

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Looking from side to side making sure there was no danger lurking near by
the Roadrunner made its way through the branches. Inasmuch as Roadrunners
are normally a ground bird I figured it was on its way back to a nest
hidden some where in one of these cactuses or tree limbs.

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I knew if I waited long enough it would lead me to its nest.

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Can you see the Roadrunner?

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Even from this angle the bird is hard to see.

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Waiting until the bird left the nest area I took a quick look at the nest.
Ten eggs. Every Roadrunner nest I ever found has had 10 eggs in it.

I will not come back to this nest for a week or so, hopping the eggs will hatched when I return.

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