Rather an easy week to write up and I hope that you will enjoy them. Cedar Waxwings came to visit our area the past 10 days. They began way up high in the Cedar trees and finally made their way down to the Honeysuckle berries. I went across the lane yesterday and for the first time ever, I happened upon them getting a drink of water at the neighbor's little fish pond. The landscape images are on my property. Have a very happy week doing whatever brings you joy and blessings~
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The photos at the pond are spectacular !
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What a delight it must be to observe these beautiful birds. Your photos are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteMarvelously framed and perfectly composed these photos are!!! I'm loving your waxwings!! They're so pretty.
ReplyDeleteI wish these stunning birds were still here...but alas they have moved on long ago. I especially love the group shots.
ReplyDeleteWaxwings are sooooo gorgeous...I can see why you clicked and clicked and clicked and...
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing collection of beautiful pictures of the waxwings! Just loved the ones of them eating the berries, and enjoying the cool waters of the pond! I couldn't pick a favorite, loved them all!
ReplyDeleteHello Mary, I love this post on the Waxwings. They are one of my favorite birds, so pretty. Lovely images and mosaics! Happy Monday, enjoy your new week!
ReplyDeleteStunning photos of our masked friends Mary, love the capture of them on the rocks and drinking the water.
ReplyDeleteThey really are gorgeous and this was such a pretty spot to photograph. They pass through Florida later in the year but I'll be on the look out for them now! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteOh yes, you can't beat them, the Waxwings are adorable. I hope they come to us this winter.
ReplyDeleteOh my...what fantastic captures! These are such beautiful birds...I don't think I have seen them around here.
ReplyDeleteAn excellent study on this interesting bird Mary. I have only ever seen one out back and that's been several years ago. Another time I was on holiday and saw a whole bunch of them which I was in awe of. Great photos!
ReplyDeletewonderful images! what gorgeous birds!
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful birds and I don't think I have ever seen so many of them together before. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteGood Morning Mary, I'm so thrilled for you that the Cedar Waxwings put on a great show. You didn't waste the opportunity with those lovely pictures. I'm thinking you have mixed feelings that their arrival signals winter on its way. Our Bohemian Wawings have yet to arrive from Europe,if they do at all, as in some winters just a few in other years an invasion. Time and the berry crop will tell. I'm rained off today but hoping for some out time soon.
ReplyDeleteHave a great day.
You captured these pretty birds beautifully. I love that you took so many photos and showed them in all in different poses.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you enjoyed the birds visit Mary. Wonderful images. But I do so enjoy the little views of your woodland garden. So peaceful. Have a wonderful week Mary. hugs
ReplyDeleteWonderful bird shots and landscapes! The colours are lovely and you have captured a gorgeous light in your photos.
ReplyDeleteTake care!
Beautiful birds. This year, for the first time, they actually nested in our big spruce. We have a high bush Cranberry nearby which they love.
ReplyDeleteenjoyed your full-size photos very much. loved them down by the water.
ReplyDeleteI love these birds! Have never seen so many in one place! Watching them feed each other holly berries in our backyard was the thing that really got me interested in birding (when we had our home herein Oregon before our RV life).
ReplyDeleteWow wow and woow.. I'm terribly jealous... The last sets of shots on the rocks is just fantastic Mary... Love it very much... Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful set of pictures. They are beautiful birds and we get them here, often mixed with their bigger cousins, the Bohemian Waxwings. Great post.
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