Cedar Waxwing by Digitaleagle
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Description
This is a Cedar Waxwing one of my favorite birds; this is the first year that they have visited me regularly in the 3 years I’ve been feeding birds, they are winter residents in Oklahoma. I was standing about 12 feet away from my bird bath when along with some Robins 2 Cedar Waxwings came down for a drink I was so surprised that I just stood there and watched them for a second before I remembered my camera, by the time I took the shot one of them had flown back to the tree, LOL. Hope all has had a great weekend, Thanks for your kind words while I was sick, don’t know what it was just glad it’s gone, Thank you for viewing and for your comments.
Comments (16)
Brilliant capture. Thanks.
Glad to see you got a good shot of this one, and next time you'll be ready. :-)
Pretty little bird, excellent shot!
Beautiful picture. Todd
great shot:)
Excellent and beautiful color on this bird ! Good day :)
Fabulous bird and fabulous detailed photography - hugs Jane xx
Excellent shot, Royce! These are among my favorite birds also :)
great capture...
They are so beautiful, wonderful catch, I have not seen any in Texas yet.
They will be back to visit their friend the robin. Great capture.
Very nice. The shadow separates him from the background nicely.
Wonderful!
Hope you are better from your ilness.This is a lovely bird picture.Thank you for sharing your pics out of the USA. Regards, Christo.
A beautiful image! 5+!
I love these birds too! We had a small flock come to our yard a few winters ago and they stripped our ornamental crab apple trees as well as our holly bushes. Beautiful birds!