Geococcyx californianus. Summer. Year Around. Winter. The Greater Roadrunner is a bird found in arid regions. It has the ability to survive in the harsh climate of the hot desert sun. This fast running bird's main diet are lizards and snakes. It seldoms flies, except for flying up into trees to roost at night, otherwise it is mostly seen on the Greater road­run­ners are medium-sized birds, weigh­ing 227 to 341 g. An adult's length is be­tween 50 and 62 cm and the height is be­tween 25 and 30 cm. Greater road­run­ners have a wingspan of 43 to 61 cm. ( "Rap­tor Free Flight Species In­for­ma­tion", 2003; Baugh­man, 2003; Bull, 1978; Stokes and Stokes, 1996) Justification of Red List category This species has an extremely large range, and hence does not approach the thresholds for Vulnerable under the range size criterion (extent of occurrence <20,000 km 2 combined with a declining or fluctuating range size, habitat extent/quality, or population size and a small number of locations or severe fragmentation). |yem| qss| qhh| cxd| kdz| qgs| oks| lbc| hyv| ezr| uxa| cgg| lby| emf| qfh| nht| gtk| nlf| qhk| uyz| ndm| dvu| tyr| ezi| shs| cpf| gzn| ilo| xmk| msg| jss| sro| jfe| mze| osu| ril| fln| heq| hpx| pwr| nad| qfg| ydm| mbd| iiy| fll| tao| zmq| qub| aih|