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INFO LINKS
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Greater Roadrunner
Gough, G.A., Sauer, J.R., Iliff, M. Patuxent Bird Identification Infocenter. 1998. Version 97.1. Patuxent Wildlife Research Center, Laurel, MD
USGS data sheet on Greater Roadrunner, including photographs, maps, taxonomy, identification tips, and life history information. Read More
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Greater Roadrunner
Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology
Greater Roadrunner fact sheet Read More
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Greater Roadrunner
eNature.com
Pictures, Sounds, and information about Greater Roadrunner Read More
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Greater Roadrunner
eNature.com
Pictures, Sounds, and information about Greater Roadrunner Read More
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essortment.com
Narrative
"A roadrunner goes by a few other names like the ?Chaparral Cock? or ?ground cuckoo? and is the official state bird of New Mexico". Narrative Read More
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Roadrunner
California Living Museum
Categorized information on life history, scientific name, and ecology. "A member of the cuckoo family (related to the endangered Yellow-billed Cuckoo), this is a bird that rarely flies". Read More
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Roadrunner
Desert USA
Information on curious facts, comparisons, description, range, vocalization, etc. "Roadrunners are quick enough to catch and eat rattlesnakes". Read More
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Greater Roadrunner
Bird Friends Of Lake Murray And San Diego County
Greater Roadrunner pictures, description, and more Read More
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Greater Roadrunner
Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Extensive species account including range map, call details, 'cool facts', etc. Read More
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Roadrunner
50states.com
"The comical roadrunner prefers running to flying and has been clocked at speeds of 15 miles per hour". Brief Narrative Read More
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Roadrunner
Desert USA
Roadrunner: Brief description and pictures Read More
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Roadrunner
Houston Zoo
About Roadrunner Read More
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