Finally! The internet has been full of everyone’s Cedar Waxwing photos and I’ve finally managed to see some of my own. I don’t know why I haven’t managed to see any while the rest of the world has but here they are. Finally saw them at the end of February. I’m afraid that I won’t see any for the rest of the winter, but at least I managed a couple of shots.
I just love how the feathers have such a soft transition it looks like the bird was dyed with an ombre effect. How beautiful!
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So glad you got to see one in person. They are such striking birds.
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They are beautiful! Love this shot.
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Thanks. I really love their feathers and how they transition so seamlessly from one color to another.
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