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  1. Who Needs Detail

    This photo of a cedar waxwing (Bombycilla cedrorum) was a bit under exposed. They like an oak tree behind my wife's quilt shop and were showing up there late afternoon. Maybe because they can see the berries at the edge of the surrounding forest. Hmmm ... I could almost past this off as a watercolor.

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  2. Cedar Waxwing

    One of the very elusive, tiny birds with a unique call I often hear, but they don't stay still to pose. Loud flocks flit from tree to tree in search of fruit.

    As they say, "when it rains it pours", cedar waxwing everywhere, but camouflaged.

    Strikes me 'here' as being a bit like those 'brain teasers', "How many can you find?"

    Good weekend!

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  3. Wings of Watercolor

    Where soft hues blend seamlessly against the tree’s canvas.

    This photograph of a Cedar Waxwing (Bombycilla cedrorum) almost feels like a watercolor study of the bird. A small flock had settled in an oak just east of my backyard fence. I was sitting at our outdoor table when I spotted them. I managed a couple of distant shots from that spot—too far for much detail—then tried to ease closer. The flock lifted the moment I stood. I’ve put out some fruit—cut apples and oranges—around the feeders in hopes of drawing them into the yard.

    If you enjoy wildlife and nature photography, check out my photo gallery here:

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  4. Waxwing in Winter Light

    I spotted this Cedar Waxwing (Bombycilla cedrorum) earlier in the year than usual, I think. I typically don’t see them until late winter or early spring.

    Step into a world where even the smallest moments—like the glint in a bird's eye—tell their own story.

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  5. Cedar Waxwing at my county wildlife rehab center: always flies down close to visitors.

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