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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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Song sparrows, cedar waxwings, black-capped chickadees, Townsend's warblers flit in foliage.
Ring-necked ducks and salmon gather at Deschutes River by The Seattle Times (Seattle, WA)
species to watch for include: ospreys, turkey vultures, swifts, swallows, cedar waxwings (above), and some species of flycatchers, warblers, finches and shorebirds.
Buzzworthy by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
Led by Massachusetts Audubon Natural History Guide Alex Dunn, the bird watchers got to see almost a dozen different types of birds, including bluebirds, goldfinches, cedar waxwings and several types of hawks, .
Tallying birds, not birdies; Audubon certifies Sterling National club ... by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
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