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As Waxwing said, 'people were nice to their mothers before the 10 Commandments existed'.
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Canadian geese (Branta canadensis), and Spooky saw a young (first year) Cedar Waxwing (Bombycilla cedorum).
"I'd rather be a forest than a street..." niamh_sage 2009
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No one had an interest in clearing away the dead brush from the back yard or mowing the front or back — as a result wild grasses flourished, which proved a boon to insects and to the birds who fed on them Acadian Flycatcher, Barn Swallow, Horned Lark, Red-Eyed Vireo, Cedar Waxwing, as well as the usual sparrow, house wren and starling crowd.
The light that draws the flower James Greer 2011
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The Cedar Waxwing event was the thrill of a lifetime.
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Cedar Waxwing there are TONS of these guys feeding together on the Huron River right now.
Bird list: summer weakyknee 2009
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The Cedar Waxwing is a very majestic looking bird.
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The former Waxwing frontman and current member of the Barsuk roster is playing a show with Owen perhaps the softest loveliest pillowtop Kinsella-brother spin-offs on Friday night.
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Cool fact: Over most of North America, the Cedar Waxwing is the most specialized fruit-eating bird.
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Incidentally, I was very happy to run across this page from J.M. Martinez's Waxwing site on the Nabokov resonances in Siegel's novel Love in a Dead Language, including its references to the Zemblan language:My heart lubdubbed itself into a gyroscopic spin.
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Bounce and Michele are nowhere in sight, and neither's that Waxwing.
Gravity's Rainbow Pynchon, Thomas 1978
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