bombycilla cedrorum – Feathered Photography

Cedar Waxwing Attempting To Eat Forbidden Fruit

I like the photo for its artsy-fartsy qualities.

A Curious Juvenile Cedar Waxwing

At least there was one. (4 photos)

An Inseparable Pair Of Cedar Waxwings

Frick and Frack.

A Cedar Waxwing In Flight And The Scourge Of The Shadows

The best laid plans of mice and men and bird photographers…

Cedar Waxwing – Another Mysterious Behavior

Recently I’ve been posting a few photos documenting bird behaviors I don’t understand. Earlier this week it happened again, this time with Cedar Waxwings.

A Cedar Waxwing Becomes Part And Parcel Of A Tree

Can one of a photo’s strengths also be a weakness? I’m asking for help in evaluating this one.

Why Do Some Cedar Waxwings Lack Red Waxy Tips On Their Wings?

This is something I hadn’t even noticed until fairly recently. I need to pay more attention.

Cedar Waxwing On A Diagonal Perch

It’s a simple shot and it may be a ‘bird on a stick’ but I like it.

A Young Cedar Waxwing And The Mosquito Hawk That Kept On Giving

When it comes to legs crane flies have a lot to give.

Cedar Waxwing In The Wasatch Mountains

And what about those red, waxy feather tips?

Cedar Waxwing In Flight – A Work In Progress

Live and learn is what they say but on this occasion a brain fart led to my downfall. I should have known better.

Fluffed Up Cedar Waxwing

Even a halfhearted rouse can drastically change the appearance of a bird.

Have You Ever Seen A Cedar Waxwing With A Topknot (head plume)?

Neither have I (although they do have a crest) but yesterday I found a waxwing that sure looked like it had a topknot of some kind.

Cedar Waxwing Perched And Taking Off

Waxwing takeoff shots have been a goal of mine for some time and I finally succeeded two days ago in the Wasatch Mountains.

One Pissed-off Cedar Waxwing (plus a couple of bonus creatures)

I had several surprises in the Wasatch Mountains yesterday morning.

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