Cedar Waxwing in Apple Tree

In the spring. and in large numbers, Cedar Waxwings arrive in a crabapple tree, looking for last year’s uneaten fruit. They have prodigious appetites, and can eat great amounts of fruit. Unlike many other fruit-eating birds, they consume the seeds and eliminate them as waste.

Taken with an Olympus E-100RS

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