Greater Roadrunner In Mesquite Tree — Image by kenne
Roadrunners don’t spend much time in trees. However, this guy was in a mesquite tree where he could more easily be seen and heard by a female a few hundred feet away — it worked.
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Greater Roadrunner In Mesquite Tree — Image by kenne
Roadrunners don’t spend much time in trees. However, this guy was in a mesquite tree where he could more easily be seen and heard by a female a few hundred feet away — it worked.
— kenne
Verdin In Mesquite Tree — Image by kenne
Verdin’s Nest — Image by kenne
Verdin In Sabino Canyon Riparian Area — Photo-Artistry by kenne
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Greater Roadrunner Stalking A Tree Lizard In A Mesquite Tree — Image by kenne
Quality is a direct experience independent of and prior to intellectual abstractions.
— Robert M. Pirsig
Lesser Goldfinch in a Mesquite Tree — Image by kenne
Oh Little Bird
— Edwin Leibfreed
Mesquite Tree Gall — Computer Art by kenne
— Paulo Coelho
American Kestrel Atop a Mesquite Tree On A Winter Day — Computer Painting by kenne
Greater Roadrunners are usually seen running on the ground,
this roadrunner left the road for a nearby mesquite tree.
Images by kenne
Bee & Mesquite Beetle on a Prickly Pear Blossom — Image by kenne
— Edward Abbey
In The Shadow of Death — Sepia Painting by kenne
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Sunset Over Tucson, Arizona — Image by kenne
Winter in the desert has set in now that all the leaves are off the mesquite trees.
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Female Phainopepla High In A Mesquite Tree — Image by kenne
The phainopepla’s main food while wintering in the Tucson basin are desert mistletoe berries.
When eaten, the hard seeds are then passed through while the phainopepla is perched on their favorite tree branch,
often in a mesquite tree.
Female Plainopela In A Tree with Desert Mistletoe — Image by kenne
The seeds are left on the branch where they can germinate and set up a root system within the host plant.
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