I've been watching the reports of these handsome waxwings from up north for the last few weeks and some have finnaly eaten their way into north Worcester County. I was fortunate to stumbled across 4 in Gardner today that mixed in with a dozen Cedar Waxwings and robins. About 10 years ago there was a flock of over 300 Bohemians in this same neighborhood.
Below are a few photos:
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Bohemian Waxwing on Central Street in Gardner |
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This one was fluffed up and roundish looking. |
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This one in a more sleek pose. |
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One a of few robins mixed in with the waxwings |
Hopefully more will arrive and be able to find some uneaten crabapples and other food sources in the area.
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