Cedar Waxwing 2

by Linda Brody

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Cedar Waxwing 2

Artist

Linda Brody

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Photograph - Photography

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A Cedar Waxwing is enjoying a winter red berry on a bush in our yard.

December in Southern California, 2015 is attracting a host of wintering birds, due in part, to our warm weather we have had. The Cedar Waxwing is a sleek, crested, brown bird, larger than a house sparrow. The Waxwing has yellow on the belly, white undertail, and a bright yellow band at the base of the tail. Their habitat is open woodlands, fruiting trees, and orchards. They fly and feed in compact flocks.

This photograph has been featured in the following Groups:
A Birding Group - Wings
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Wild Birds of the World
Photography and Nature 101
Macro Marvels
Southern California Artists Collective
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Kingdom Anamalia
Camera Art

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March 11th, 2016

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