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2RBYW6C A cedar waxwing bird is perched on a branch in a tree near Hauser, Idaho.

2RBYW6G A cedar waxwing bird is perched on a branch in a tree near Hauser, Idaho.

2RBYW6E A cedar waxwing perched on a tree branch calls out in Hauser, Idaho.

2RBYW6B A cedar waxwing bird is perched on a branch in a tree near Hauser, Idaho.

2RBYW3Y A cedar waxwing bird is perched on a branch in a tree near Hauser, Idaho.

2PR19J4 Cedar Waxwings feed on Winterberry, Ilex verticillata, after fresh snowfall in Central Michigan, USA

2HK1XEB Cedar waxwing in a serviceberry bush.

2HK1XEG Cedar waxwing in a serviceberry bush.

2HK1XEJ Cedar waxwing in a serviceberry bush.

2HK1XEX Cedar waxwing in a serviceberry bush.

2HK1XED Cedar waxwing in a serviceberry bush.

2HK1XEA Cedar waxwing in a serviceberry bush.

2HK1XE5 Cedar waxwing in a serviceberry bush.

2HK1XE2 Cedar waxwing in a serviceberry bush.

2EM5JNP A cedar waxwing bird reaching over grabbing a berry while perched on a branch full of ripe berries closeup on a sunny day in wintertime

2E5B7JF A bunch of cedar waxwing birds hidden in the bush eating berries the more you look the more you will see on a bright sunny day in wintertime

2DP59AX Cedar Waxwing (Bombycilla cedrorum) bird feeding on red berries from a tree branch in Texas winter. Copy space.

2DD1932 Ottawa, Canada. November 23rd, 2020. A Cedar waxwing, Bombycilla cedrorum, foraging for food in a crabapple tree following the first heavy snow fall of the season. This medium-sized passerine is brown overall with a pale yellow wash on the belly. It is named for the waxy red tips on some of the wing feathers, it shifts diet from insects to primarily berries in the fall and winter.

2DD190F Ottawa, Canada. November 23rd, 2020. A Cedar waxwing, Bombycilla cedrorum, foraging for food in a crabapple tree following the first heavy snow fall of the season. This medium-sized passerine is brown overall with a pale yellow wash on the belly. It is named for the waxy red tips on some of the wing feathers, it shifts diet from insects to primarily berries in the fall and winter.