Bohemian Waxwings make quick work of a High-bush Cranberry

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We live on Young’s Point Road on the west shore of Lake Katchewanooka. Our High-bush Cranberry was loaded with fruit. However, a big flock of Bohemian Waxwings came in and cleaned it out completely. I thought you might enjoy these photos.

Roy Bowles

Bohemian Waxwings – February 2017 – Roy Bowles

Bohemian Waxwings in High-bush Cranberry – February 2017 – Roy Bowles

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Drew Monkman

I am a retired teacher, naturalist and writer with a love for all aspects of the natural world, especially as they relate to seasonal change.

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