Tag: bombycilla cedrorum
An Inseparable Pair Of Cedar Waxwings
A Cedar Waxwing In Flight And The Scourge Of The Shadows
Cedar Waxwing – Another Mysterious Behavior
Recently I’ve been posting a few photos documenting bird behaviors I don’t understand. Earlier this week it happened again, this time with Cedar Waxwings.
A Cedar Waxwing Becomes Part And Parcel Of A Tree
Can one of a photo’s strengths also be a weakness? I’m asking for help in evaluating this one.
Why Do Some Cedar Waxwings Lack Red Waxy Tips On Their Wings?
This is something I hadn’t even noticed until fairly recently. I need to pay more attention.
Cedar Waxwing On A Diagonal Perch
A Young Cedar Waxwing And The Mosquito Hawk That Kept On Giving
Cedar Waxwing In The Wasatch Mountains
Cedar Waxwing In Flight – A Work In Progress
Live and learn is what they say but on this occasion a brain fart led to my downfall. I should have known better.
Fluffed Up Cedar Waxwing
Have You Ever Seen A Cedar Waxwing With A Topknot (head plume)?
Neither have I (although they do have a crest) but yesterday I found a waxwing that sure looked like it had a topknot of some kind.
Cedar Waxwing Perched And Taking Off
Waxwing takeoff shots have been a goal of mine for some time and I finally succeeded two days ago in the Wasatch Mountains.
One Pissed-off Cedar Waxwing (plus a couple of bonus creatures)
What About Those Red Waxy Tips On Cedar Waxwing Secondaries?
What are they made of? What’s their purpose? And why do some waxwings have more red waxy tips than others and some individuals don’t have any at all?
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An Inseparable Pair Of Cedar Waxwings
A Cedar Waxwing In Flight And The Scourge Of The Shadows
Cedar Waxwing – Another Mysterious Behavior
Recently I’ve been posting a few photos documenting bird behaviors I don’t understand. Earlier this week it happened again, this time with Cedar Waxwings.
A Cedar Waxwing Becomes Part And Parcel Of A Tree
Can one of a photo’s strengths also be a weakness? I’m asking for help in evaluating this one.
Why Do Some Cedar Waxwings Lack Red Waxy Tips On Their Wings?
This is something I hadn’t even noticed until fairly recently. I need to pay more attention.
Cedar Waxwing On A Diagonal Perch
A Young Cedar Waxwing And The Mosquito Hawk That Kept On Giving
Cedar Waxwing In The Wasatch Mountains
Cedar Waxwing In Flight – A Work In Progress
Live and learn is what they say but on this occasion a brain fart led to my downfall. I should have known better.
Fluffed Up Cedar Waxwing
Have You Ever Seen A Cedar Waxwing With A Topknot (head plume)?
Neither have I (although they do have a crest) but yesterday I found a waxwing that sure looked like it had a topknot of some kind.
Cedar Waxwing Perched And Taking Off
Waxwing takeoff shots have been a goal of mine for some time and I finally succeeded two days ago in the Wasatch Mountains.
One Pissed-off Cedar Waxwing (plus a couple of bonus creatures)
What About Those Red Waxy Tips On Cedar Waxwing Secondaries?
What are they made of? What’s their purpose? And why do some waxwings have more red waxy tips than others and some individuals don’t have any at all?