Bombycillidae Collection
"Bombycillidae: The Graceful Waxwings" The Bombycillidae family, commonly known as waxwings
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"Bombycillidae: The Graceful Waxwings" The Bombycillidae family, commonly known as waxwings, encompasses several species including the Cedar waxwing (Bombycilla cedrorum) and Bohemian waxwing (Bombycilla garrulus). These stunning birds are renowned for their sleek appearance and unique feeding habits. In New York, a Cedar waxwing delicately captures Crabapple fruit in its beak. Its vibrant plumage contrasts beautifully against the backdrop of the tree's branches. Similarly, another Cedar waxwing perches among Shadblow Serviceberry in a tranquil scene. Across the pond in Whitstable, Kent, England, a Waxwing finds solace on a tree branch during February. The image captures its elegance amidst nature's tranquility. In another breathtaking moment captured in Finland during dusk, an entire flock of Bohemian waxwings gathers with the moon as their witness. These remarkable creatures exhibit extraordinary feeding behaviors too. A Bohemian waxwing is spotted relishing snow-covered Rowan berries while others find sustenance amidst snowy landscapes or near juicy berries in Kuusamo and Uto Finland respectively. Whether it's feasting on fruits or braving harsh winters to survive, these bombycillidae species exemplify resilience and adaptability. Their presence adds charm to any environment they inhabit – from urban parks to rural forests – reminding us of nature's intricate beauty at every turn.