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Cedar Waxwings are here

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    you got so close. am jealous. do they stay in your area or just pass through?
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    That first one is awesome. Love the detail!
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    Very nice Matt, especially that first one.
    Just saw our first ones here on weekend also.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Iguanasan View Post
    That first one is awesome. Love the detail!
    Thanks Iggy, I am kinda partial to the second one, like the shadow line on the breast ...

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    you got so close. am jealous. do they stay in your area or just pass through?
    300mm lens helps, WD, and yes, they were rather close to boot .... and thanks ...
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    These are beautiful captures, Matt! Such a pretty bird!

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    Beauty of a capture Matt. I think that is a Bohemian waxwing and not a Cedar however. Bohemians reside here over winter and look very much like their cousin.
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