Roadrunner Lore From Desert Birds To Folk Tales
Notes recount roadrunner lore including its many names Geococcyx californianus and diverse diets and nesting habits. Anecdotes cover its snake killing feats, folklore beliefs among Pueblo and Plains peoples, and the mythic “corral of thorns” tale along with a refresher course for water safety instructors at Sul Ross led by Hilton H. Gilliam.
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RO Wauer
America
Eve Ganson
North America
J. Frank Dobie
Eagle Pass
Sul Ross
WSI
Hilton H. Gilliam
Brownwood
Desert comic resource aids roadrunners and humans
The desert comic is praised as one of the southwest’s greatest resources, capable of keeping people amused for hours and benefiting roadrunners and people by feeding on insects.
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Joe M. Howard
Thce Howard
Alpine
Cochrane
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Desert
Southwest
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