Doing What They Do Best by monjo71
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Description
To anyone who has a berry bearing tree, this is a familiar sight. A flock of cedar waxwings can strip the fruit from a tree in what seems like an instant.
Comments (18)
Wow this is an absolutely beautiful photo very well taken.
The sun seems to shine differently in your neck of the woods. You always manage to capture such wonderful tones. This is breathtaking work!!!!!!!!!!!
they are such beautiful birds.I almost never see them.I got a picture of one several years ago,but because it was unable to fly. your capture is superb
One of my favorite birds to visit my birdbath, this is excellent colors and clarity are awesome!
Superb!!
What a great picture of these beautiful birds. I love the touch of yellow on their tails and the red on the wings.
Beautiful birds, beautiful colors. Great shot !
Incredibly beautiful!!!!!!
These are real beauties! I haven't seen them myself, but I have heard that they live around here...
One of my favorite birds! Nicely done!
This is a simply spectacular shot!! These birds are just magnificient! I haven't seen them in a couple of years here in New Hampshire, but our holly bush is loaded with berries and when they find it they will strip it quickly. This is the best picture I've ever seen of these beauties!!
WONDERFUL!!!!!!!!!!!
Stunning capture of these beauties my friend.
Excellent image.
magnificent, like a painting of the highest quality
How wonderful to have them visit your garden though and this is a fabulous capture of these little waxwings. I love their colouring.
Gorgeous bird and shot! We are expecting a large influx of this wonderful bird in the UK but alas while many are here they seem to be in the North,,
3 in a shot ! Excellent capture ! :~)