Definition of cedar waxwing in US English:
cedar waxwing
noun
A North American waxwing.
Bombycilla cedrorum
- Female plants produce berries that sustain birds including cedar waxwings, finches, mockingbirds, thrushes, and woodpeckers.
- Offerings of oranges, apples and grapes may attract orioles, as well as cedar waxwings, mockingbirds and cardinals.
- Fitzgerald et al. documented ethanol toxicosis in cedar waxwings that had been feeding on fermenting hawthorn fruits.
- American holly trees are a major food source for winter-migrating flacks of small birds such as the cedar waxwing and American goldfinch, and stands of hollies are an important fast food stop in their migrations.
- At this point the robins just simply disappeared, as did the cedar waxwing, the hermit thrush, and the fox sparrow.
Definition of cedar waxwing in US English:
cedar waxwing
noun
A North American waxwing.
Bombycilla cedrorum
- American holly trees are a major food source for winter-migrating flacks of small birds such as the cedar waxwing and American goldfinch, and stands of hollies are an important fast food stop in their migrations.
- At this point the robins just simply disappeared, as did the cedar waxwing, the hermit thrush, and the fox sparrow.
- Offerings of oranges, apples and grapes may attract orioles, as well as cedar waxwings, mockingbirds and cardinals.
- Fitzgerald et al. documented ethanol toxicosis in cedar waxwings that had been feeding on fermenting hawthorn fruits.
- Female plants produce berries that sustain birds including cedar waxwings, finches, mockingbirds, thrushes, and woodpeckers.