One Waxwing Sitting on a Branch in the Forefront with Three Waxwings Sitting on Branches and Four Flying Around in the Background

“Both sexes of our irregular winter-visitor the Waxwing (Ampelis garrulus) are silky greyish-brown, with blackish wigs, and tail relieved by yellow and white; a black forehead, eye-stripe, and throat; chestnut under tail-coverts and basil margin of the erectile crest; and, in the adults, flattened wax-like tips to the shafts of the secondaries or even rectrices. The young are streaked below.” A. H. Evans, 1900

Keywords

birds, Waxwing, bohemian waxwing, European birds, Asian birds, small birds, crested birds, passerine birds, Ampelis garrulus, waxwings, nomadic birds, Bombycilla garrulus, four Waxwings sitting on branches, Waxwings flying in the air, a group of waxwings

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Source

Evans, A. H. Birds (New York, NY: The Macmillan Company, 1900)

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