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Hi Folks , earlier in the year I got this photo of the waxwing , the flock was feeding on residual apples and berries around the town , on this tree the Robins where giving stiff competition , I would have stayed for a nicer shot but some local skidded his jeep through the street gravel and they all flew to higher ground. so I moved on.
I believe the ID on these are Bohemian Waxwing.
thanks for stopping in
regards
Art |
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hmm i have never seen this bird before, its a good record shot! which shows the kind of habitat that they are found in
TFS
Goutham
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Hi Art,what a beautifull composition,the first perfect taken and the second as background,a great idea for a great pic,my best compliments,Luciano
Hi Art,these waxwings are just fabulous, the markings are stunningly clear and sharp. lovely composition..tfs regards h
Hi Art
Lovely birds...TFS. They blend in nicely with the trees they are sitting in. I like the first bird being focussed with the 2nd out of focus.
Cheers
Sue
Stunning pose and composition. I love the markings on this waxwing, the tilt of her/his head as if deciding where the best bite will come from. This is true beauty as beauty is meant to be...
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