[EBB Sightings] cedar waxwings

I neglected to post, but over the weekend I saw several flocks of Cedar
Waxwings, some of over 50 individuals, flying above my yard on Livermore.
Also, the White-crowns are still here and I heard Golden-crown yesterday.

Jaan Lepson
Livermore

On Fri, April 17, 2009 10:35 am, debbie viess wrote:

> I am still seeing goodly flocks of cedar waxwings in Oakland and San
> Leandro, the largest consisting of about 40 individuals. Seems a bit late
> for them to still be hanging around, but correct me if I'm wrong!
> As another note on this species, cedar waxwing flock size was noticeably
> smaller this winter...70 birds at a time was the largest flock that I
> documented, whereas in the past our neighborhood flocks could number as
> high as 200+.
> Debbie Viess
> Oakland
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