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elleng

(140,459 posts)
Wed Aug 30, 2023, 02:44 PM Aug 2023

Haven't seen any cedar waxwings here in AGES, but plenty 'fruit.'



Past years, lots of them on 'my' juniper trees.

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Haven't seen any cedar waxwings here in AGES, but plenty 'fruit.' (Original Post) elleng Aug 2023 OP
Me neither. PlutosHeart Aug 2023 #1
In our area they seem to come in 10-12 year cycles. yonder Aug 2023 #2
Oh GOODNESS, don't know that I can wait so long! elleng Aug 2023 #3
When they do show, its a riot. Very gregarious. yonder Aug 2023 #4
Right! I saw them out my 2d floor window, eastward; elleng Aug 2023 #5

yonder

(10,110 posts)
2. In our area they seem to come in 10-12 year cycles.
Wed Aug 30, 2023, 03:14 PM
Aug 2023

Some years I dont notice but a few. Other years there are tons that show up all at once, stay for a few weeks, then leave.

elleng

(140,459 posts)
5. Right! I saw them out my 2d floor window, eastward;
Wed Aug 30, 2023, 03:23 PM
Aug 2023

spent many hours catching them. THIS pics a tree in front of my house, looking west.

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