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Related: About this forumAbundance of Cedar Waxwings visiting Central Park's Bathing Rock

Anke Frohlich
''Here you can see the red, waxy feather tips on this birds secondary feathers.''
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Abundance of Cedar Waxwings visiting Central Park's Bathing Rock (Original Post)
Donkees
May 2024
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amerikat
(5,041 posts)1. Haven't seen any where I live.
Upstate NY. Northeast of Albany.
Donkees
(32,690 posts)2. It seems your approx. peak migration date is closer to the last week of May
amerikat
(5,041 posts)4. I'll keep an ear out for them.
Thanks.
AllaN01Bear
(24,158 posts)3. i always thought that they were a east coast phonom, turns out that we on the left coast has them too also
Easterncedar
(3,967 posts)5. Now I know why the name!
Thanks
Donkees
(32,690 posts)6. The number of waxy wing-tips signify age and status ...
Immature birds have up to 5 tips, and older birds have almost double.
Easterncedar
(3,967 posts)7. Very interesting
I see them often. Such beautiful birds.