A few nights ago I posted some photos of juvenile Cedar Waxwings in Bodega Bay — see "Waiting for summer fruit" on 18 September 2020. Ruth wrote to say that there wasn't confirmed nesting data for Cedar Waxwings in Sonoma County. Well, since this is a rare event, I'm including a couple more photos for the record:
(Eric thinks the young waxwings look like little dinosaurs. Do you agree?)
Cedar Waxwings generally nest in more northern locations — e.g., from southeast Alaska through British Columbia, Washington, and Oregon, and extending down to northwestern California (Del Norte and Humboldt counties) — Sonoma County is south of the main breeding range for them along the West Coast.
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