Bird ID Please

There were literally hundred + of these little birds in two trees behind my house. First time I have seen them that I can recall.

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Very nice shots Jason, these are Waxwings.

Indeed. Thanks for the identification.

Beautiful, like the shot with 4 in it

Cedar Waxwings, to be sure, as opposed to Bohemian Waxwings. And you got some great shots of them.
Al

neat series, Jason

Spectacular series Jason! A job well done!

Dick

rick_reno wrote in post #14062110
Beautiful, like the shot with 4 in it

Thanks Rick!

CDMOOSE wrote in post #14062207
Cedar Waxwings, to be sure, as opposed to Bohemian Waxwings. And you got some great shots of them.
Al

Thanks. I was surprised to see so many in one location. Apparently that is normal behavior. Looks like they migrate to here during the winter months.

dgraham329 wrote in post #14062283
neat series, Jason

Thank you!

grandpawrichard wrote in post #14062329
Spectacular series Jason! A job well done!

Dick

Thanks. Appreciate the comments.

Pretty shots of the Cedar Waxwings... When they are in flocks, they are either cleaning off fruit and berry trees or insects on leaves or blossoms... they are here in my area all year and also in the far northern states. Their winter range is pretty much in all the states.

Dave

They ain't from my 'hood, but wow!

They came through my town for a day or 2 a month ago.
I was lucky enough to get to where they were. They are very beautiful.
And they flock like crazy.