Waxwings Eat Petals
For a few days in May we had the pleasure of watching cedar waxwings in our garden:
They were there in the morning when I returned home from work and still there when I woke in the late evening for my next shift:
And what was so enticing about our garden to the waxwings:
Our apple tree and specifically, the apple blossoms:
I counted just over a dozen cedar waxwings and they were all intent on feasting on the petals from our apple tree:
So much that they actually stripped them clear in places:
I'm guessing that apple blossoms are a delicacy if you're a cedar waxwing:
They were there in the morning when I returned home from work and still there when I woke in the late evening for my next shift:
And what was so enticing about our garden to the waxwings:
Our apple tree and specifically, the apple blossoms:
So much that they actually stripped them clear in places:
I'm guessing that apple blossoms are a delicacy if you're a cedar waxwing:
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