Waxwings
Waxwings are medium-sized passerine birds in the genus Bombycilla, the only group within the waxwing family Bombycillidae. They are best known for the wax-like, droplet-shaped tips on some of their wing feathers, which give the birds their common name. Waxwings are highly social, often forming large flocks that forage together and roost communally.
There are three widely recognized species: the Bohemian waxwing (Bombycilla garrulus), the Cedar waxwing (Bombycilla cedrorum),
Diet is omnivorous and highly seasonal. Waxwings feed largely on fruit, berries, and the soft flesh of
Reproduction involves nest-building in trees, with both parents incubating about a dozen days and feeding the