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Waxwing (1 Viewer)
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Sandra (Taylor)
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My Bird Guides reports tell me one has been seen on the Orkney Isles - but I think that's all. That was a week ago by the way.
Sandra
mikebriggs
Member
Hebrides waxwing
A waxwing winged into the garden just ten minutes ago - first for a few years. There are bound to be others about. Unfortunately for the waxwings, the blackbirds have already had all the berries, so it probably won't be hanging about.
A waxwing winged into the garden just ten minutes ago - first for a few years. There are bound to be others about. Unfortunately for the waxwings, the blackbirds have already had all the berries, so it probably won't be hanging about.
Any photos Mike? First of the Autumn I think, on the west coast... definitely not a Cedar Waxwing?
mikebriggs
Member
Dave, definitely NOT a cedar waxwing -and it was away before I could get to my camera. But sighting also confirmed by my wife.
Glad to here it, I'd prefer one closer to home...
I found a small feeding party of these birds on East Mersea Essex on the first of January this year so thats where I will be going to see my waxwings if its a good winter. And if anyone else would like to know where to see them its at Cudmore Grove Country Park East Mersea Essex.
