The Cedar Waxwing is a sleek, silky bird with a crested head, black mask, and waxy red wingtip droplets. Travels in flocks, gorging on berries — sometimes to the point of intoxication from fermented fruit.
Habitat
Woodlands, orchards, and suburban areas near berry-producing trees
Diet
Berries, small fruits, and flying insects
How common
Common
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