Cedar Waxwing with Berry
Uploaded: April 04, 2023 15:01:25 | Entered: April 04, 2023 15:02:15
The juniper tree or bush is coniferous and its berries are actually cones. They just have fleshy, over-lapping scales that make them look like berries. Cedar waxwings don't hang around in our area, but they do migrate through and, if you're lucky enough and the tree or grove of trees they find has enough fruit on it, they hang around a day or two stripping it before they are on their way to Canada for breeding and the summer. Category: Animals
Exif: Camera: SONY ILCA-77M2; Shutter Speed: 1/320; Aperture: f/10.0; ISO: 1600; Orientation: ; Date: 2023:04:04 16:54:39
Bonnie C. Lackey
April 04, 2023
Terry Korpela
April 04, 2023
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