Waxwings are at once elegant and clown-like. One species, the cedar waxwing, breeds in Massachusetts, and another, the larger Bohemian waxwing, is an irregular winter visitor. The first species is a frequent subject of our Photo Contest photographers. Here are five of our favorites.
2013 Photo Contest Entry © Ken Conway
2012 Photo Contest Entry © Stephen Flint
2014 Photo Contest Entry © Glenn Rifkin
2014 Photo Contest Entry © Alexandria Duncanson
2013 Photo Contest Entry © Judith Keneman
Good morning
I get many Waxwings when the Mulberry Tree starts to have berries. The whole tree is full of them from then until the berries are gone which is a couple of months. It’s wonderful.
Sharon
those are very pretty birds haven’t seen any this year