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Two cedar waxwings on a branch.

Cedar Waxwings

This is my acrylic painting on toned tan paper of two cedar waxwing birds perched in a tree for feeding.

Cedar Waxwings at the Watering Hole by Debra Martz A rather large number of Cedar Waxwings flew overhead as I was making my way back from a hike out on Golden-Check Warbler trail. When I reached the Agarita Blind I slipped inside to see if any had stopped here...and they had. Mostly, they were in the shrubs eathing berries and then started going back and forth to the water. I love their colors and bold, black masks! ................................................ 20180429-DSC_9648.NEF

Cedar Waxwings Migrating North by Debra Martz We were at Paradise Pond in Port Aransas, Tx and I was tracking a Magnolia Warbler with my lens when my husband Doug called out, "Look up!" And of course, I did!! This is just a portion of the very large flock of Waxwings that flew over us. Happy to have seen this but sure would have been nice if they would have decided to circle around and land in a tree nearby. Obviously to early in the day to stop on their northbound migration on this day, May 14th. Cedar Waxwings are a shiny collection of brown, gray, and lemon-yellow, accented with a subdued crest, black mask, and brilliant-red wax droplets on the wing feathers. Scientific name: Bombycilla cedrorum ©Debra Martz In My Gall...

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Cedar waxers with prismacolor and dry pastels

Cedar waxwings - Bohemian Waxwings