• Size: 2x3.25x3.75”
• Material: Glass

• From Old World Christmas

Meep Meep! Who doesn't love that sound the roadrunner makes in the cartoon where Wile E. Coyote repeatedly attempts to catch and eat the Roadunner! The Roadrunner is a long-legged ground bird that lives in the deserts of the Southwest United States. Able to fly, but preferring to run, its name came from its habit of running along the road in front of stagecoaches. The Roadrunner symbolizes mental agility and speed of thought. This Roadrunner Ornament by Old World Christmas favors a more lifelike appearance as opposed to its cartoon counterpart, featuring realistic white markings and a flowering cactus plant in the background.

Roadrunners are not just speedy sprinters; they're clever hunters known for their resourcefulness and intelligence. With their distinctive appearance and swift movements, they embody a spirit of determination and adaptability.

Our ornament showcases a majestic roadrunner standing proudly in front of a cactus adorned with vibrant pink flowers. Glitter accents on the roadrunner's tailfeathers, the spikes of the cactus, and the delicate flowers add a sparkling touch, highlighting the bird's dynamic presence.

Hang this delightful ornament on your tree and let it bring a touch of desert excitement into your home. Whether you're fascinated by wildlife, a fan of avian wonders, or simply appreciate the beauty of nature-inspired decor, the Roadrunner Ornament is sure to capture attention and admiration.

Celebrate the spirit of speed, agility, and cleverness with this charming ornament. It's a playful nod to the wonders of the natural world and the captivating allure of desert habitats where roadrunners reign supreme.

Text on Old World hang tag: The Roadrunner is a long legged ground bird that lives in the deserts of the Southwest United States. Able to fly, but preferring to run, its name came from its habit of running along the road in front of stagecoaches. The Roadrunner symbolizes mental agility and speed of thought.