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Thursday, 04 November 2021

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The Waxwings

The Keene Sentinel 21 Oct 2021

In the Monadnock Region, The Cedar Waxwing is a permanent resident while the Bohemian Waxwing, a close cousin, makes appearances in late winter. The Cedar Waxwing gets its name from secondary wing feathers which have bright red waxy tips. The Bohemian Waxwing is larger and has cinnamon color under the tail feathers and a gray breast.

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Mike Jacobs: Young waxwings won’t win any beauty contests

Grand Forks Herald 18 Sep 2021

It’s not likely that anyone would call an immature cedar waxwing a “pretty bird.” Immature waxwings lack the glossy sleekness that characterizes their parents, and they lack most of the field marks of adult birds ... That’s what attracts the cedar waxwings ... There’s a second species of waxwing, called Bohemian waxwing.

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Birding Colony Park in La Jolla, California. Cedar Waxwings & More Birds Spotted! #shorts

Bitchute 18 May 2021

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My Friend, Cedar Waxwing, And Me, Marianing 2.0/Pandemic Cowboy, In The Wild West Humber Trail 5

Bitchute 13 May 2021

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The Cedar Waxwing and altricial and precocial

The Star Democrat 09 May 2021

On the April 30 Friday bird walk at Adkins, we heard Cedar Waxwings singing and had a brief glimpse of them in flight. Everyone wanted to see the Waxwings and there is a good reason for that. When God created the birds, he made the Cedar Waxwing last, and He finally got it right ... Waxwings are fruit eaters for most of the year.

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'Flicker Down,' New Release From Modern Chamber Jazz Trio Waxwing, Available On May 21

All About Jazz 07 May 2021

Following their 2015 Songlines release, A Bowl of Sixty Taxidermists, Vancouver’s premier chamber jazz trio Waxwing (formed in 2006) returns with a flowing program of compositions and improvisations that again combines delicacy and strength, melodic beauty, and textural sophistication ... “Beauty would be at the core of how I approach Waxwing ... .

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Waxwing property owner appeals easement for sewer pump to Hatfield Town Meeting

Daily Hampshire Gazette 04 May 2021

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Birding Colony Park in La Jolla, California. Cedar Waxwings & More Birds Spotted! #shorts

Bitchute 03 May 2021

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My Friend, Cedar Waxwing, And Me, Marianing 2.0/Pandemic Cowboy, In The Wild West Humber Trail 4

Bitchute 18 Apr 2021

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For the Birds: Waxwing sighting results in learning something new, by Chris Bosak

The Keene Sentinel 12 Apr 2021

I had hobbled almost all the way from the car to the entrance of work when I noticed a flock of cedar waxwings picking off leftover berries in a nearby tree ... Cedar waxwings, in my experience anyway, are always unexpected ... Of course, the tree was empty when I got back as the waxwings had taken off for parts unknown.

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Klemek: Waxwings among most elegant songbirds

Crookston Times 31 Mar 2021

There are only two species of waxwings in all of North America, and both occur in Minnesota. the cedar waxwing and Bohemian waxwing. Worldwide, there is just one other species of waxwing, the Japanese waxwing of eastern Asia. According to Cornell’s “All About Birds”, waxwings are so named because of the “.

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Cedar Waxwings spotted in Kingstree

The Post and Courier 10 Mar 2021

A group of Cedar Waxwings recently appeared behind The News’ office ... There are only subtle differences between adult male and female cedar waxwings ... Many eastern Cedar Waxwings winter in the southeastern U.S ... Waxwings’ breeding and wintering areas may change from year to year, depending on food supplies.

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BLANE KLEMEK OUTDOORS: 'Waxwings are very social birds'

Bemidji Pioneer 27 Feb 2021

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For the Birds: Cedar waxwings out in force for winter berry picking, by Chris Bosak

The Keene Sentinel 18 Jan 2021

How cool would it be if they were cedar waxwings? I asked myself ... Suddenly, I was surrounded by cedar waxwings picking off the leftover berries in the bushes ... The waxwings proved to be tricky photo subjects even though they were plentiful and close ... It was the largest flock of cedar waxwings I had seen in a long while.

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