Last time I mentioned the attraction that Latta Park's mulberry trees have for migrating thrushes...but thrushes aren't the only group of birds that find the berries irresistible. On a recent walk through that park, cedar waxwings, gray catbirds, and scarlet tanagers were all vying for a favorite perch in most of the trees.
The catbirds and tanagers would fly out and snatch a berry while on the wing and return to the perch to gulp it down. The waxwings were even more greedy; staying put and gulping down every one within reach.
It was quite a show.
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| Gray Catbird by Jeff Lewis |
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| Cedar Waxwing by John Ennis |
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| Scarlet Tanager by John Ennis. |
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These birds so so very pretty. I love them! Thank you for sharing these with us and please do add more written content about these birds. Thank you.
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