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Bohemian waxwing (Bombycilla garrulous) perching on a dogrose and eating a red rose hip.

Bohemian waxwing (Bombycilla garrulus), Perthshire, Scotland

A bohemian waxwing, an infrequent winter visitor to the UK.

An adult Bohemian waxwing perched with a light background in Estonian garden, Northern Europe

A Cedar waxwing in its natural environment in the Laurentian forest in winter.

Flock of birds of the waxwings feed on the stood rowan

Bright bullfinch with red breast sitting on a tree in winter

Wax Wing Bird Silhouette

Bohemian Waxwing

$L18-21cm.\nBreeds in northern parts of the coniferous belt, often in remote, lichen-rich, mature forest in damp, mossy terrain.\nNest high up on branch, often in pine.\nIn some years large flocks move south in winter (invasions), reaching W Europe, when often seen eating rowan berries in gardens and suburban roads.\nNevertheless alert and rather nervous, retraining to higher treetops at first sign of disturbance.\n\nThis beautiful Bird can be seen in some years in the Netherlands, during invasions were they eat from berries, most in urban places, such as in Gardens and Parks.$

a flock of waxwings on the branches eat fruits in the winter, close-up

A bohemian waxwing, an infrequent winter visitor to the UK.

The Bohemian waxwing (Bombycilla garrulus), perched in tree,

A Cedar waxwing in its natural environment in the Laurentian forest in winter.

The Bohemian waxwing, Bombycilla garrulus, migratory bird is a rare visitor in the Netherlands that attracts a lot of bird spotters.

An American Robin (Turdus migratorius) and a Cedar Waxwing are perched on winter crabapple tree branches in January in western New York State. The waxwing bird is swallowing a whole crabapple berry stuffed in its wide open beak. In January in western New York State, this winter tree has been stripped almost bare of its hanging fruit. The remaining berries are wrinkled and over ripe, or even rotting.

Bohemian waxwing with rowan berries (Bombycilla garrulus)

Photo taken in Edwalton, United Kingdom

Cedar waxwing perched in berry tree

A beautiful Cedar Waxwing, Bombycilla cedrorum, perched on a berry covered branch, with many out focus red berries in the background. A colorful bird with yellow and tan, colored feathers.

Bird - Waxwing, autumn time wildlife Poland Europe, feeds on a rowan tree

Cedar Waxwing perched in a berry tree in Jerome Arizona

A singing waxwing bird in a city park feeds on dry ash seeds. Cold February.

Yellow cedar waxwings with white snow covering red berries

Waxwings on maple branches in early spring

A bohemian waxwing, an infrequent winter visitor to the UK.

Extreme closeup of nice crested bird eating red fruits in a tree

$L18-21cm.\nBreeds in northern parts of the coniferous belt, often in remote, lichen-rich, mature forest in damp, mossy terrain.\nNest high up on branch, often in pine.\nIn some years large flocks move south in winter (invasions), reaching W Europe, when often seen eating rowan berries in gardens and suburban roads.\nNevertheless alert and rather nervous, retraining to higher treetops at first sign of disturbance.\n\nThis beautiful Bird can be seen in some years in the Netherlands, during invasions were they eat from berries, most in urban places, such as in Gardens and Parks.$

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whistlers arrived in Siberia in the winter. Migratory birds

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