Family Ampelidae: WAXWINGS

Medium-sized Quaker-like birds, with plumage of soft browns and grays. Head

crested; black band across forehead and through the eye. Bodies plump from

indolence. Tail tipped with yellow; wings with red tips to coverts, resembling

sealing-wax. Sexes similar. Silent, gentle, courteous, elegant birds. Usually

seen in large flocks feeding upon berries in the trees or perching on the

branches, except at the nesting season. Voices resemble a soft, lisping

twitter.

Cedar Bird.

Bohemian Waxwing.

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