Robin Work
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Cedarwaxings in a Rose bush
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Yellowboard
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Great series of some beautiful animals!
eft
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Great photos. Can you provide the approximate time of year and location?
Robin Work
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Thank you!
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Interesting ! I am in SW British Columbia and we also get cedar waxwings but in greater numbers in the spring and summer. However, this winter we've seen a number of bohemian waxwings on the coast, which is unusual.
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Woody Meristem
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Excellent photos well done. 
Hate to tell you but that's not serviceberry, that a rose, probably multiflora rose, on which they're feeding -- serviceberry doesn't have thorns.
Hate to tell you but that's not serviceberry, that a rose, probably multiflora rose, on which they're feeding -- serviceberry doesn't have thorns.
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Beautiful.
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Love your waxwings. Used to see occasionally at house on pool edge in fall but haven't seen in years around here in northern California. Thank you for sharing them.
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Super photos! Carry on
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Great shots, Robin!
Robin Work
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Good to know, thanks. I know there are service berry bushes there. I have a hard time telling them apart.Excellent photos well done.
Robin Work
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Thank you!
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Thank you Woody!
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Thank you Ralph!Robin, Great captures!
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Thank you Charles!
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Thank you, I hope you get some back in your area, they are so pretty.
Robin Work
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Thank you!
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Very nice shots. Beautiful. Was within minutes of sunset (so no pics) when I came upon two huge flocks of these birds feeding on the berries of a couple types of trees in the deep cold here a couple weeks ago.
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Thank you! These were in the afternoon. We were trying to sneak up on some ducks when this flock landed right in front of us. I like when my quarry finds me.
I have only been able to get Waxwings once and that was long distance. Hopefully one of these days I can get some like these shots.
Robin Work
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Look around bushes that have berries. Also in Juniper trees. I was just plain lucky with these.
Great shots