Showing posts with label Cedar Waxwings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cedar Waxwings. Show all posts

Sunday, December 25, 2016

Cedar Waxwings

Holly, red berries and a Cedar Waxwing.  Seems like an appropriate photo for Christmas Day. The Cedar Waxwings swarmed in on the holly tree today for their meal.  Groups would eat a while then fly off and another group fly in.  These continue to be one of my favorite birds.

 I hope everyone had some good family time and a wonderful Christmas Day.






Monday, May 16, 2016

Cedar Waxwings

Early this morning I looked out the kitchen window and the bird bath was filled with Waxwings. Usually I would have had the window open but the recent cold front dropped the temperature to 48 last night so I had not opened the windows.  Hopefully they will come back today when the light is better.









The Waxwings have been hanging around for the last couple of days devouring all the mulberries they can find.  My up the street neighbor has one mulberry tree that has been loaded and she was kind enough to allow me to go up and get some photos.  Thanks Cynthia!

I just love these birds with their animated appearance. They are a lot of fun to watch.  There appeared to be lots of young birds assuming the begging position wanting to be fed.  One young bird really put on a show spreading its feathers and fluttering wings.





Sunday, January 11, 2015

Cedar Waxwings




Monday, March 11, 2013

Cedar Waxwings






It is beginning to look and feel more like spring every day.  A group of about 20 waxwings came in on a budding tree going from bud to bud.  Not sure what they were finding to eat but they stayed for some time until they had gone over the entire tree.



















Spring arrivals noted today was the Chipping Sparrow.


Monday, December 3, 2012

Cedar Waxwings

What an absolutely beautiful day for anytime of the year but particularly for December.  High of 75 today and blue skies.  I did alot of work in the yard today hopefully the last big leaf blow.


The Cedar Waxwings were very active today.  They would fly to the holly tree which in turn brought the Robins and all the activity and chirps brought in yet more birds.  While the Robins were brash, noisy and not shy about being out in the open, the Waxwings stayed deeper in the tree and in the shadows.  Ocassionally, the Robins would run all of the Waxwings away from the tree and they would sit planning their next swarm.