See dur Wax Wings?

There were so many up on the wires that I could only capture 52 in a frame. Up close I realized they were Ceder Waxwings, and upon reading about them, they winter down in these southern climes, and are seldom seen alone in feeders, but travel in flocks.

Perhaps we'll return together to Canada in the summer...

[gloria jones]

Wonderful timing and capture :)

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely

[Lou Ann]

They are so pretty!

[Audrey]

One of my favorite birds! Wish we had them more around here but I rarely see them.

[bkb in the city]

Great capture

[Pam Knowler]

How wonderful to see so many of these gorgeous little birds! Love those wings!

[Erika]

Wow! Great wing action!

[Joy's Focus]

Wow and fabulous capture Louise!

[Diana]

a beautiful capture, love the bottom one and it's wingspan.

[KWind]

Brilliant capture! Great focus and timing!

[Dawn]

Wow a fabulous well timed imagefav

[Ron]

That's an amazing capture. I never heard of Ceder Waxwings, but I think I'm a big fan!

[Boxplayer]

Fantastic movement.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

I dur see dem I dur!

[Denise Wood]

How wonderful :)

[Taffy]

Cool timing to get this! And 52 of them -- wow!

[Casablanca]

I have to go and Google them now......I want to see what they look like from the front too!! Must have been amazing to see so many at once

[Claude Trew]

Perfect timing. Great image. Fav

[Merrelyn]

Lovely capture :)

[Henri Russell]

Beautiful capture. They come through Granbury, but usually only stay a day or do, then they are gone.

[Issi Bannerman]

Love these guys. I've seen them flying in flocks in Houston. They're very beautiful.

[Kerri Michaels]

Love This Fav!!!

[Tunia McClure]

They don't look too steady on that wire.

[Annie D]

I'm smiling
at the title and the wonderful image

[ChristineL]

Love the image but love the title more :)

[Danette Thompson]

Pretty birds!

[Yao RL]

Amazing fun capture.

[Myrna O'Hara]

super capture

[Lois P]

How delicate they look

[Pyrrhula]

A beautiful shot. Fav.