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Posted 10 months ago
Newfld
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This 2 1-4"W goldtone brooch is of a roadrunner bird with small light blue rhinestones and iridescent blue enamel wing. By UltraCraft of Johnston RI (1960s-1980s)`with their mark Ultra, ca the 1970s
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Cute roadrunner..its funny that lots of people think these birds are large after seeing the cartoons. They are less than a foot tall in reality.
The first Roadrunner brooch I've ever seen. It's great Jenni!!!
This reminds me of my first Roadrunner and how I loved to wear that beaute !~
I've seen many roadrunner brooches, but this one takes the cake, with its gorgeous enameling!
Even makes the coyotes howl
Many thanks everyone for the love
DejaVu
vcal
Dave
Drake
Leelani
Scott
sherrilou
prettymollie
Giana
BHIFOS
fort
Reise
Phil
Mike
Vet
kivatinitz
Thomas
Vynil
And thank you for your fabulous comments
Dave you're right, we always associate these birds with the cartoons where they look bigger
Scott, I was really glad to find this roadrunner design, it's very unusual which you know I like!
Phil I searched for a roadrunner brooch specifically for you as you had mentioned you had one you loved, & am so delighted you liked it
DejaVu I love the iridescent enamel wing too, that and the fluffed up head make such a cute roadrunner. UltraCraft is a newly found co for me, I'll have to check out their other items
Lol Vynil, somewhere Wile E Coyote is most certainly howling at this guy!
Newfld, Cute. :-)
As to the size of real roadrunners: they can get big, at least length-wise, because a school library I used to visit had a stuffed one in a display box, and I swear that critter had to be a yard long from the tip of its beak to the end of its tail. >8-0
Apparently, two feet long is more typical:
https://www.nwf.org/Educational-Resources/Wildlife-Guide/Birds/Greater-Roadrunner
Thanks so much surfdub66 for the love, and keramikos for your interesting comment, I really enjoyed learning more about the real roadrunner & appreciate the info
Very cool creature to use as a brooch Jenny! I've never seen a roadrunner brooch before and I love the pose of him!
He's great, I adore his pose, it's so speedy and really looks like he's galloping across the desert. I especially love his high kicking legs! XD
We're getting a bit of a Warner Bros theme with the roadrunner too aren't we?
Newfld, You're welcome. :-)
I see roadrunners locally, and it inspired me to research them a bit. It's a relatively successful species, because they've been spotted as far east as the Mississippi River.
They don't always win their battles with other species, but they can outsmart, paralyze, and eat rattlesnakes.
They can make you believe the dinosaur <-> bird connection.
Thanks Lauren & MishMasher for the love it's always super appreciated
Lol Lauren, I must have cartoons on the brain this week! I thought this roadrunner was a really different & unusual animal, he is rather speedy (beep beep!) and cool. Thanks so much for your terrific comment
Thanks again keramikos for more about the roadrunner it's really an awesome animal and they do have a kind of prehistoric design, wonderful info appreciate it :)
Hope this roadrunner brought a smile Sean and Mike, I'm really grateful for the love thank you both very much
Thanks so much Faith for the love for this roadrunner, very kind of you and always greatly appreciated
Thank you ho2 for the love for this roadrunner, glad you liked it and appreciate your thoughtfulness