We’re not the only interested parties at the blueberry patch: flocks of migrating Cedar Waxwings are here, too. They like blueberries — a lot. The farmer tries to work in connection with ...

She sells them from a website. “It’s the first place where I ever saw wood ducks in the wild,” she said, adding she has photographed waterfowl, red-winged blackbirds, cedar waxwings, yellow warblers ...

I have my late friend and fellow journalist Relma Hargus to thank for introducing me to cedar waxwings many years ago. You might already know about these beautiful birds, which are most visible in ...

As is usually the case in San Antonio, there is a lot of action in the bird population right now. Take the opportunity to weed the portion of the flower garden with the snapdragons if you want ...

Was this unusual? A: You were treated to the sight of one of our most handsome songbirds, the cedar waxwing, named for the waxy-looking red tips on their flight feathers. Add a black eye-mask ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — A group of crows is a murder, a group of grackles is a plague, and a group of cedar waxwings is an earful. And you may have heard an earful around Central Texas lately.

The wildlife hospital admitted 49 cedar waxwings in the last 35 years. Cedar waxwings are known for eating fruit and their distinct red waxy feathers. This bird was found in Mackle Park under a ...

Here’s what to know about the plant and what you can do to keep local birds safe. Cedar waxwings, a species of bird that calls North Carolina home year-round, are “hardwired” to eat the red ...

My Merlin Bird ID app told me the twittering I heard was Bohemian waxwings. A few days later, just around the corner from the spot where I’d heard them before, a huge flock — more than 100 — rose from ...

Walking along a dirt road last winter, I heard a collection of pleasant, sputtering trills coming from a stand of conifers and hardwoods nearby. I’m used to the winter conversation of chickadees ...