Wordless Wednesday -Waxwings




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Pamela said…
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7:17 PM, December 18, 2007
Pamela said…
Saturday morning at breakfast - there were at least 100 Cedar Waxwings in an Ornamental Cherry Tree. They were chowing down on the fruit. However, when I grabbed my camera they flew to the top of the tree to pose.
7:18 PM, December 18, 2007
willowtree said…
I've seen a whole bunch of guys that look just like that around here lately, they are the same size and colour, but don't have those crown feathers.
7:46 PM, December 18, 2007
Unknown said…
So that's where they all are! Now I know where to look for them. :)
8:01 PM, December 18, 2007
M@ said…
Pam,

Now YOU just got served! Nice photos.
8:45 PM, December 18, 2007
katy said…
never seen these birds before, and to see so many at one time amazing
9:09 PM, December 18, 2007
Ann said…
These are very nice photos. I like the last two the best. The blue sky is amazing. Merry Christmas and Happy WW! Thanks for visiting A Mother's Minute.
9:14 PM, December 18, 2007
Anonymous said…
Beautiful shots! I love them all. If you don't mind, I would like to save the first picture and make it my wallpaper. Ha! Ha!I hope it is OK for me to do that (=

Anyway, I posted nothing special this week, but I hope you can come and see it for yourself here.
Have fun!
9:16 PM, December 18, 2007
♥.Trish.♥ Drumboys said…
Great series of pictures I have never heard of waxwings - best wishes for Merry Christmas and a safe and happy holiday season to you.
9:21 PM, December 18, 2007
Kila said…
Beautiful photos, Pamela!
9:27 PM, December 18, 2007
Mariposa said…
Wow, I'm in an awe...haven't seen something like that!
9:34 PM, December 18, 2007
Stephanie said…
Fabulous shots! :)
10:06 PM, December 18, 2007
BNS said…
Outstanding series of photos. Well done, Pamela. Lucky you to have so many of these wonderful birds cooperate by posing for you!

Merry Christmas.

Bobbie @ The Right Blue
10:14 PM, December 18, 2007
Anonymous said…
OMG..those are stunning shots!
Here's mine for today!
Yen's Wordless
Happy Holidays!!!
10:14 PM, December 18, 2007
RW said…
Those are awesome shots love the birds! Great photo!! Good WW to you & Happy Holidays!! Idaho Daily Photo
10:22 PM, December 18, 2007
Robin said…
Amazing that you got so many of these shots. They were very cooperative, huh? Usually by the time I've gotten my camera, they've flown the coop.

Robin @ PENSIEVE
10:31 PM, December 18, 2007
Lil Knitter said…
You still managed to get some wonderful shots of them even if they did fly higher. Pretty little birds...thanks for sharing.
Happy WW!
10:44 PM, December 18, 2007
Ingrid said…
I have to cover my screen (for the cats) and put earplugs in my ears, I suppose they make a lot of noise ! But the pictures are very nice !
11:15 PM, December 18, 2007
Natalie said…
Lovely birds!

Come visit my Wordless Wednesday if you get a moment! :)
11:53 PM, December 18, 2007
alpha said…
wow! i so love your photos!

thanks for the visit..
3:55 AM, December 19, 2007
Jodi said…
The Cedar Waxwings are quite beautiful, aren't they? Incredible shots...
5:09 AM, December 19, 2007
carrie said…
love that last shot! He looks so majestic.
5:42 AM, December 19, 2007
Anonymous said…
Ooooooo! I love the close up!

nikki
5:46 AM, December 19, 2007
Diana said…
Great pictures! Happy WW!
6:02 AM, December 19, 2007
Anonymous said…
they are beautiful! Great capture!
6:04 AM, December 19, 2007
Unknown said…
Pretty birds!! I never knew what they were called!
6:05 AM, December 19, 2007
**"Liza"** said…
those are really neat shot! your so lucky the didn't flew away.. ;)
6:06 AM, December 19, 2007
ellen b. said…
Oh what great photos of the birds and the bare trees. Happy ww to you...
7:26 AM, December 19, 2007
Dianne - Bunny Trails said…
What awesome shots! And they all flew up there and posed for you? How sweet of them. Very nice photos. Thanks for dropping by. Happy WW! :D
7:58 AM, December 19, 2007
Tamara said…
Those are some of the coolest shots I've ever seen!! Love them! Thank you for stopping by!
7:59 AM, December 19, 2007
Hootin Anni said…
Beautiful creatures!!! I love these photos Pamela!! Oh and look at the crisp blue sky....just absolutely gorgeous.
8:00 AM, December 19, 2007
Junebug said…
I love how they look like buds at the top of limbs. Very cool.
8:51 AM, December 19, 2007
Anonymous said…
Are you a photographer??

If not, you should be.
10:12 AM, December 19, 2007
Tina said…
W O W !!!
That's really fantastic!
I like the "zoom" effect very much, the bird in the last picture looks so majestic!

Happy WW and Merry Christmas!
Tina
11:02 AM, December 19, 2007
Anonymous said…
So, do I need to have a pond to attract them?

I guess I'll just feel lucky with my wintering hummingbirds.
12:12 PM, December 19, 2007
Hayden said…
wow! I once saw 6 in a mulberry tree, but that was the max. How wonderful!
12:27 PM, December 19, 2007
Mommy Lutchi said…
gorgeous photos, thanks for sharing.
Mine is up at 4Seasonsofmylife. Hope you can visit me too.
12:49 PM, December 19, 2007
maryt/theteach said…
Oh my! what lovely pictures. What lovely birds.

You can visit me at
Work of the Poet
Answers to the Questions
12:56 PM, December 19, 2007
Anonymous said…
They look like ornaments on a tree!

Kailani
An Island Life
1:17 PM, December 19, 2007
Helene said…
sooo pretty! Are they sitting up on a Pussy Willow tree?
2:53 PM, December 19, 2007
Susie Q said…
These are such beautiful pictures Pamela. Nothing is lovelier than nature in all it's glory. You captured it so well.

Just made me smile...

Hugs,
Sue
3:51 PM, December 19, 2007
Nan said…
Gorgeous Pam!! I wish birds would come and sit in our yard!!
4:00 PM, December 19, 2007
PAT said…
Absolutely gorgeous, Pamela! So calming and beautiful!

Pat
4:22 PM, December 19, 2007
Unknown said…
These are great pictures!!!
4:32 PM, December 19, 2007
Robinella said…
So great! I really wish we had birds still flying around here. maybe we do and my loud boys just scare them off??
8:19 PM, December 19, 2007
BarnGoddess said…
I like their bandito masks...
4:18 AM, December 20, 2007
Mary said…
Absolutely gorgeous! I love bird watching :D
6:18 AM, December 20, 2007
my4kids said…
Wow those are great pictures!
12:02 PM, December 20, 2007
Elizabeth Joy said…
Would you send them to my house next? We want to see them too! What beauties!
11:20 PM, December 20, 2007
Jeanette said…
Hi Pamela,Beautiful Photo's
3:40 AM, December 21, 2007
thirdworstpoetinthegalaxy said…
I still can't believe you're not a professional. Nice work, as usual.
6:35 AM, December 21, 2007
Robocop said…
Again, thank you for the beautiful photos.
1:54 PM, December 21, 2007
Molly said…
Waxwings are a wonderful sight to behold.
5:34 AM, December 24, 2007
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