This lovely flock of cedar waxwings was seen gracefully flitting from tree to tree on a gorgeous day in the Village of Dunedin. Thanks to Julie Walfield for sharing!

There’s a plant that’s not native to North Carolina, but it’s responsible for the deaths of hundreds of birds in the state each year. Nandina domestica, commonly referred to as Heavenly Bamboo, is ...

They can be seen flying in the forest canopy as they flock about feeding on hackberries. While there are some cedar waxwings that nest in northern Kansas, most of the thousands we see in the ...

I have homemade bird feeders – two old pie tins, one nailed to my deck railing and the other on a TV tray in the yard, weighed down with a huge rock. The rock, by the way, is to keep the TV ...

My Merlin Bird ID app told me the twittering I heard was Bohemian waxwings. A few days later, just around the corner from the spot where I’d heard them before, a huge flock — more than 100 — rose from ...

I was in for a treat! I came home for lunch a couple weeks later and discovered a flock of cedar waxwings in the yard. There were at least a dozen, either on the bath or perched on the fence ...

But no, the mountain bluebird, cedar waxwings, red-winged blackbird and ... the man responsible for the brilliantly painted, glossy flock of wooden birds, composed of recycled fence and old ...