#cedar waxwing

[magnetothemagnificent]

What if we passed small objects back and forth, such as flower petals or an insect, and we were both cedar waxwings

[bedupolker]

Cedar waxwing

Thank you to @sheoftheplants for commissioning this piece!

[kelseykingillustration]

White Pine, Waxwing

An illustration for all the people who have looked at a waxwing and thought "that looks like it would make for a cool dragon"

[hoot-alex]

[nepeteaa]

cedar saturday :-)

[claypigeonpottery]

all sold

some bird potteries

[lichen-bones]

cedar waxwing!

[sabrebash]

The cedar waxwings blew through a few weeks ago. As a species, their M.O. is to show up like locusts, eat every berry in the state, poop on everyone's cars, and then vanish within a day. I respect it, i suppose.

[simplified-birds]

Simplifed bird #64 - cedar waxwing

( requested by @swords-and-chaos )

[thomas--bombadil]

A Cedar Waxwing, enjoying dried honeysuckle fruit.

[draculavian]

Day 19-27 of birdtober 2024 [list by @/aholmesartstudio on Instagram]

Brown pelican ☆ Greater roadrunner ☆ Rufous hummingbird

Green jay ☆ Painted bunting ☆ American goldfinch

Cedar waxwing ☆ Red tailed hawk ☆ Steller's sea eagle

[scottpartridge]

As suggested by @datubooty a Chestnut-Backed Chickadee along with the Jay and Waxwing.

[ID: stylized, geometric art of three birds. A chickadee sits on a wire next to a Steller's jay and cedar waxwing. The background has a yellow leaf pattern. End ID.]

[kateammann]

Cedar waxwing!💛

[turbofanatic]

Trying some physical inks again. The actual image is very small, probably smaller than it is on screen!

[rolitae]

Tiny cedar waxwing~  🐣 tip | comms | shop

[geopsych]

A few birds I saw this morning: cedar waxwings, a pied billed grebe, a hawk that I think is a broad-winged hawk but I'm willing to be corrected, and a belted kingfisher. I saw lots of other birds including a meadow lark, a brown thrasher, barn swallows, tree swallows, and purple martins. And a lot of the usual suspects like great blue herons, Canada geese and red-winged blackbirds. It's early in migration but it's already getting exciting.