Story of the greater roadrunners

"Male Greater Roadrunners bring twigs to the female, which she fashions into a compact platform with a nest cup about 4 inches deep. A male that pauses for too long in his stick-gathering may get reminded with a whining call from his partner, prompting him to get back to work. The finished nest can reach over 17 inches in diameter and 8 inches high, lined with leaves, grasses, feathers, smaller sticks, snakeskin, and flakes of cattle and horse manure. The parents may continue to work on the nest during incubation and build up the sides of the nest as the chicks grow. Pairs sometimes reuse a nest from a previous year.
NESTING FACTS
Clutch Size:2-6 eggsNumber of Broods:1-2 broodsEgg Length:1.4-1.8 in (3.5-4.6 cm)Egg Width:1.1-1.3 in (2.8-3.3 cm)Incubation Period:19-20 daysEgg Description:White covered with a chalky yellow film, sometimes stained with brown or gray.Condition at Hatching:Eyes closed but chick strong and active, with black skin and white down along the feather tracts." (Google search)

[@portcullis5622]

The bird that outwitted even the best products from the ACME Company.

[@sriramachandramurthypheelk8902]

Excellent wildlife sanctuary ❤️ Thanking you all

[@sriramachandramurthypheelk8902]

Thanking you all 💕

[@patt2236]

Had a nest, 4 chicks. Two adults. One adult vanished leaving other to collect food. The single adult ended up first eating two, than the other two chicks. Blood & feathers remained. Conjecture: two much work finding food ie 1 adult. We were heartbroken as had.watched, made photo journal, and loved the family. 🌑

[@gertrudewest4535]

Roadrunners are the chickens of the desert. Very friendly and tame. Smart and affectionate with an amazing vocabulary

[@MrsRanchoFiesta]

Cuckoo birds! Roadrunners are really funny to watch and interact with. Though the ones in our property aren't as "tame" as yours.

[@supernintendo7579]

Awesome video. Much appreciated.

[@tripzville7569]

Absolutely brilliant work. Blessings from New Zealand.

[@TheDesertWhisperer]

Thank you! 😃

[@sharonkaczorowski8690]

Fantastic video.

[@TheDesertWhisperer]

Thank you very much!

[@mikefrench3800]

We see a few of these mainly in late summer months here in Southeastern Ozarks. Never sure if they migrate or what

[@user-dq2rg4fx4u]

日本からですが、昔アメリカアニメの
ロードランナーを子供の頃見ていたから
興味があります。

[@randywellman6784]

i always wondered how the babies ate dried up lizards. now i know why the parents leave their beak in the baby so long, because i saw water running out while the lizard was in baby's mouth. i learned something today. thank you...btw, now i know they make MANY different sounds. i THINK they are mimicking other birds....doves, quail, and others.

[@1XX1]

Yerington Nevada: Get OUT while you can Get away

[@royalrecipes6549]

Mashaallah subhaanallah beautiful creations of Allah almighty #royalrecipes

[@LaLibertéEclairantLeMonde]

Their story is simple.
Wile E. chases them because they going ''beep beep'' that's all.

[@mariamarchannacarino8437]

Venga ha calentarlo otro ratito 🐣

[@user-dq2rg4fx4u]

ロードランナーは低い声で鳴くんだね？

[@Amarillobymorning777]

Just waiting to see a 🐁 mouse been swollen. Protein.

[@Rondi193]

Which camera did you use?

[@TheDesertWhisperer]

for some of the video I had a gopro and a Canon 5D.

[@neluilie8044]

CE FACETI CU TRADUCEREA DE PE YOU TUBE ???? ... E DEZASTRUOASA

[@role6159]

Never heard of this bird.. Desert bird?

[@TheDesertWhisperer]

yes it is a desert bird

[@mahudicahkembangan3558]

Burung apa ya.

[@abdilamin3305]

Roadrunner

[@BlueSky-go4rb]

👍👍👍👏👏👏

[@taba3514]

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[@lorjin007]

What a fucking story