Cedar Waxwing

Cedar Waxwing Bombycilla cedrorum The Cedar Waxwing is identified by the crest on its head, black eye mask, and yellow tail tip. The immature birds have streaked flanks and a paler eye mask. They feed primarily on fruits and berries and will eat insects during the breeding season. A mating pair will pass a small item such as insect or leaf back and forth as part of their courtship.

Cedar Waxwing Bombycilla cedrorum The Cedar Waxwing is identified by the crest on its head, black eye mask, and yellow tail tip. The immature birds have streaked flanks and a paler eye mask. They feed primarily on fruits and berries and will eat insects during the breeding season. A mating pair will pass a small item such as insect or leaf back and forth as part of their courtship.

Cedar Waxwing Bombycilla cedrorum The Cedar Waxwing is identified by the crest on its head, black eye mask, and yellow tail tip. The immature birds have streaked flanks and a paler eye mask. They feed primarily on fruits and berries and will eat insects during the breeding season. A mating pair will pass a small item such as insect or leaf back and forth as part of their courtship.

Cedar Waxwing, Bombycilla garrulus