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Cedar Waxwing 02

Cedar Waxwing 02

A group of Cedar Waxwings were in the back yard cleaning up the red Holly Berries they missed yesterday. They didn't seem to mind me out there with them t...
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A group of Cedar Waxwings were in the back yard cleaning up the red Holly Berries they missed yesterday. They didn't seem to mind me out there with them taking pictures. Done with SIGMA 150 - 600mm Lens.
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