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The Mountain Ash trees in my neighborhood are almost stripped of their berries now. It is the waxwings that come in numbers, but seem to be harder to photograph. In any case, here are some winter birds that enjoy the Mountain Ash berries.
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This may be the most cool Bohemian Waxing photo I have ever made. |
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There were thousands of Bohemian Waxwings in this flock on Maple Street south of Hayden Avenue. |
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Most of the Pine Grosbeaks I see are these type, female or juvenile male birds. Love their call. |
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The prettiest Pine Grosbeak I have seen. A male I believe.
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 The wind came up ruffling his feathers.
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This bird was among the small flock of Cedar Waxwings. I believe it is a Townsend's Solitaire wanting some company. |
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Bohemian Waxwing with the cinnamon color under its tail. |
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Cedar Waxwing with the white under its tail. |
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The Robins keep chasing off the Cedar Waxwings. When the big flocks of Bohemian show up, the Robins don't bother them. |
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The obligatory American Robin. |