Cedar waxwings are native to North America and frequently seen during the summer. Many of them migrate south but quite a few will overwinter in southern British Columbia, especially on Vancouver Island.
It was lovely and unexpected to recently see this pretty bit of brightness.
Happy Tuesday.
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Stunning Lynette.
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Thank you very much. 😊 It was a lucky capture.
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Oh, such a pretty bird. Well captured.
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Thank you very much, Jude. They are so pretty with their yellow tummies and yellow and red wing and tail flashes.
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Beautiful bird. 😊
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Thank you very much, Liz. 😊 I’m a bit of a sucker for birds.
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While living in the mountains of Utah we had a Bohemian Waxwing 🐦 I never could tell the difference
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The main differences are that the Bohemian waxwing is larger, it has a grey tummy rather than yellow and the area around its bill is red. Generally, they’re more colourful than the cedar waxwings. Cheers.
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Incredible photo, Lynette!
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Thank you very much, Tricia. 😊
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Waxwings are such beautiful birds. We do not get the Cedar waxwings in our area, but we do get huge flocks of Bohemian waxwings. Happy Tuesday Lynette. Allan
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Thanks, Allan. The Bohemian waxwings are really pretty and they actually overwinter in Alberta. I remember seeing both kinds in southern Alberta. They love their berries!
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Great shot of a lovely bird.
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Thank you very much. 😊
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That is beautiful.
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Thank you, Jacqui. It was a lucky capture. 😊
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A beautiful photo, Lynette! Such a beautiful bird. ❤️😍
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Thank you very much, John. 😊 It was a lucky catch.
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You are welcome. 😊
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They are so uniquely beautiful, that it is a real treat to see them!
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They are very pretty, aren’t they? I haven’t seen many of them in winter; this was a lucky capture.
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Very pretty! Thank you for sharing.
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Thank you very much. 😊 You’re welcome.
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Beautifully photographed, Lynette! 😊
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Thank you very much, Belinda. That was a bit of a lucky capture. 😊
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Great photo of a beautiful bird!
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Thank you very much. 😊 They’re so pretty. I love watching them.
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Fabulous shot!! What a pretty bird!
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Thank you very much, Linda. 😊 This was a lucky catch. Cheers.
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Beautiful picture. We have Bohemian Waxwings. They remind me of teenagers when they rush from mountain ash to mountain ash in search of berries and leave a mess all over the ground. 😊 Maggie
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Thank you very much, Maggie. 😊 The Bohemian waxwings are even more colourful and pretty as they rush around. I love your comparison! They definitely behave that way and do leave quite a mess. 😊
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Beautiful!
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Thank you very much. 😊
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Your welcome 😊
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