One of my birding stops today was Port Washington. Literally 100’s of Red-breasted Mergansers provided action in the harbor but the highlight was Cedar Waxwings eating Red Cedar berries at Coal Dock Park. The waxwings for the most part just perched in a few trees and occasion would go for a berry. I always notice that the waxwings will pick through the berries, pick them and find they are all not ripe and toss them. A few times a hand full of waxwings went down to a open creek for a drink of water. It was a chilly day out, cloudy skies with temps around 20 and strong winds from the south while I was there. Images were taken on November 13, 2019.
Cedar Waxwings Eating Berries at Port Washington in Ozaukee County Wisconsin on November 13, 2019
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Fabulous shots again, wow.
So beautiful, Jim!
You have captured the classiness of these lovely birds.
Thanks for sharing.
I love the photos where you can see both the yellow on the tail and the red wingtips!
Great photos! Thanks. Those ones drinking with the ice are so beautiful. I love their high voices and how they pass berries.
They are such beautiful birds. Thank you for the photos of them. There were some in our yard about a month ago, but I haven’t seen any since.
One has to pause and silently thank God for his beauty of creation, that is a striking bird.
Great action photos, Jim. We have many months to wait before seeing cedar waxwings again, but the Bohemian waxwings are beginning to move in.