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cedar waxwing

Songless bird Bombycilla cedorum, order Passeriformes, common to North America. It is gregarious in habit, swift in flight, and has a voracious appetite, feeding on berries, fruit, and insects. It is related to the common waxwing, B. garrulus.



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Other birds that value this wildlife paradise are the Clapper Rail, the Common Loon, the American Oystercatcher, the Seaside Sparrow, the brown and white pelicans, Peregrine Falcons, and the beautiful Cedar Waxwings.
Birds of a different feather: rare species flock to the Magnolia State by Wilson, George Tipton / Mississippi Magazine
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