While spending a beautiful afternoon at Ouabache State Park on Thursday, we saw several Cedar Waxwings flitting around. With all the leaves on the trees now, it's very hard to get photographs of them. But, we soon realized that a pair of them had a nest in a tree, almost directly above us. (Indirectly enough, however, that we were safe from falling...ahem...you get the picture.)
Hope you enjoy these little beauties as much as we did.
How gorgeous, Linda!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI love to watch them, they are so beautiful. I see groups later in the summer and they serenade me.
ReplyDeleteoh, that's awesome! i see them only rarely as they pass thru here in winter. i used to hang yarn on my mother's clotheslines in wisconsin for them to use in their nests. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures. I like the silky look of these birds.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos of a beautiful bird!
ReplyDeleteThey are my favorite winter migrant! Didn't see as many this year. Always a treat when I do and have a camera ready. Beautiful pics!
ReplyDeleteI don't know if I should be more enchanted by the birds or by the lush greens.
ReplyDeleteLove the photos!
Nice captures, Linda, it must have been interesting to watch them.
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