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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Photography Photograph Nature/Wildlife Cedar Waxwings birds flying away privet hedge berries spring nature 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.

Ruth Kauffman

Ruth Kauffman 30 Mar 2013

Amazing capture of these beautiful birds, Brenda!! Love this image!!

Joanie Holliday

Joanie Holliday 30 Mar 2013

"EXCELLENT CAPTURE BRENDA !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! JOANIE

Vernonette Gaddy

Vernonette Gaddy 30 Mar 2013

Love these beautiful birds with angelic wings. Brenda, you are a very talented photographer. :)