Cedar Waxwings
(JournalsofanAmateurNaturalist) Up in the woods I heard a group of cedar waxwings singing in the top of a turkey oak. Ever wonder why they're called 'waxwings'? Check out this interesting article on the Minnesota Birdnerd's blog that explains why.
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