Cedar waxwings are a favorite bird of many people as they are one of the more interesting-looking birds we have in New England. Many people may wonder where it gets its unique name. As the photo shows, the wingtips look as if they are dipped in red wax, hence the name.
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We had a flock of Cedar Waxwings descend on our Winterberry Bushes and devour every berry in a short period of time. They are truly beautiful & spectacular.
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Cedar Waxwings are so very gorgeous, I see them only every few years.
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