Cedar Waxwings Description
Physical Description:
Cedar Waxwings have plush plumage. The approximate weight of this organism is 32 g. The approximate length is 15.5cm. Adults have grayish-brownish plumage on their low body. Their feathers are tipped with red droplets, and their tail is square shaped with a yellow band around the tip. On their head, they have a black mask that surrounds their eyes with a speck of white. Male and Female waxwing are very similar, however males have a darker chin patch. During pregnancy females birds may slightly weigh more than the male. Juvenile waxwings are greyer than adults and haven’t yet developed the red droplets on their feathers.
Geographic Range:
The waxwing only live in North America. Their breeding range extends to the southern
Cedar Waxwings have plush plumage. The approximate weight of this organism is 32 g. The approximate length is 15.5cm. Adults have grayish-brownish plumage on their low body. Their feathers are tipped with red droplets, and their tail is square shaped with a yellow band around the tip. On their head, they have a black mask that surrounds their eyes with a speck of white. Male and Female waxwing are very similar, however males have a darker chin patch. During pregnancy females birds may slightly weigh more than the male. Juvenile waxwings are greyer than adults and haven’t yet developed the red droplets on their feathers.
Geographic Range:
The waxwing only live in North America. Their breeding range extends to the southern