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Bombycilla cedrorum
Cedar Waxwings found at the Orwell Dam, outside Fergus Falls, Minnesota
wooded urban parks and gardens, overgrown fields, forest edges, second-growth riparian and open woodlands
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Marta-Thank you! They are, aren't they?! :-))) I usually find them near evergreen trees, berry-bearing trees/bushes and near fresh water sources. Two winters ago, we had a huge flock that would come down for a drink out of the frozen lake at an area kept open by my neighbor's geo-thermal heat pump where it exited along the lake's shoreline. I always say, listen for a tree with cricket chirping coming from it and you'll usually find a flock of Waxwings. At least, that's how they sound to me. "-)
Beautiful!
Thank you so much!
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