Waxwings Away

by Brenda Edwards

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Cedar waxwings were eating the berries of a very tall privet hedge but startled easily, flying to a pecan tree nearby. TWU campus, Denton, Texas

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Hedy Fischer

Hedy Fischer 03 Apr 2013

What a camoflage! Very artistic capture and composition! Hedy

Sharon Gonzalez

Sharon Gonzalez 31 Mar 2013

OHHHHH I LOVE THIS, BRENDA. SO CUTE AND WHAT A BEAUTIFUL CREATIVE PHOTO.

lillianhibiscus

lillianhibiscus 31 Mar 2013

Lovely Spring photograph!

DEE JOBES PHOTOGRAPHY

DEE JOBES PHOTOGRAPHY 31 Mar 2013

BEAUTIFUL Artistic capture!Wow,love the composition!Outstanding camera work,my Friend!,Dee&David :):)

Stanley Layman

Stanley Layman 30 Mar 2013

In Indiana we seldom see more than one at a time. The only thing I've ever seen them eat were wild grapes which are about the same size as those privet berries.