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Mary Howell Cromer







Saturday, October 31, 2009

It was with a few Eastern Robins taking Honeysuckle berries~

Living in Kentucky for over 55 years, I was quite surprised to read that the Cedar Waxwing is native to this area. There was only one other time, two weeks ago, that I thought I saw one. Then yesterday, as I was photographing other birds, I spotted this Cedar Waxwing, and got one photograph, just as it also spotted me. What a lovely bird. It was with a few Eastern Robins taking Honeysuckle berries. Hopefully, now that I have seen one, I will have the good fortune to see them again~
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  1. Bill S.November 3, 2009 at 5:14 AM

    I love the waxwings. They are a winter bird here and they can be seen invading rotting fruit and getting drunk. I love to watch them eat the Russian Olive berries as they hang upside down.
    Beautiful pictures.

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