The Cedar Waxwing (Bombycilla Cedrorum) is a medium sized North American bird.
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Cedar Waxwing |
This pretty bird has a black face-mask with white trim, a tan colored body, pale yellow belly, gray tail with bright yellow tips, and a hard to see red waxy-tipped feathers on their wings. They measure about seven inches long.
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After enjoying the taste of the sweet grapes at Sweet Cheeks Winery,
it was time for a dip in their fountain.
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These birds primarily consume fresh berries and
other fruits that are high in sugar content, but will also eat flowers and insects. They can be seen year-round, usually where there is an abundance of fresh fruit.
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This one has some nesting material |
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