We have never seen so many Cedar Waxwings in one location. It was fun watching them come in for a drink. In all the photos I captured of them drinking, there was always one Cedar preforming the task of “lookout”. Photos taken in April 2014 in South Llano State Park, Junction, Texas. I was using my Canon 70D with Canon EF 75-300mm 1:4-5.6 lens.
I have a very old National Geographic Field Guide and I always write next to the bird, when and where it was seen. Sometimes, but not often, I will write an additional note.
When I went to look up the Cedar Waxwing, I saw that I had written in the book that my Mom was visiting and the three of us went birding.
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The cedar waxwings are all over Tamarac right now taking advantage of the numerous dragonflies.
Hi Judy, they are beautiful birds for sure. I know they must eat, but poor Dragonflies!
Beautiful birds – they look so smooth. Like a painting. 🙂
Hi Barbara! Nice to hear from you. I know you are enjoying NM. These Waxwings are smooth!!
They’re gorgeous! They’re very entertaining to watch.
They sure are entertaining! Hope you are having a great day Gunilla.
Any visit with mom is special……treasure 🙂
Hi Ingrid, yes it was a special visit and so long ago. She has been gone now for awhile, but I remember this birding day with fond memories.
Beautiful birds…beautiful memories!
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So pleased you had friends and family along for this special sighting!
Hi Janice! Thanks! Yes, it was special.
I have a very old National Geographic Field Guide and I always write next to the bird, when and where it was seen. Sometimes, but not often, I will write an additional note.
When I went to look up the Cedar Waxwing, I saw that I had written in the book that my Mom was visiting and the three of us went birding.
What fun little birds! This state park is a treasure!
South Llano River State Park is a beautiful place and one of my very favorite places! Hope you are having a wonderful day!
Beautiful photos, Sheila! All the waxwings at the birdbath is so neat!