Burton Guttman wrote:
>
> My hawthorn tree is again full of beautiful berries and waiting for the
> usual flock of waxwings (do I dare hope for a Bohemian in the group?) to
> come along and strip it clean, as they do every fall. Nary a bird yet.
> Are some of you guys holding all the waxwings captive somewhere? Has
> anyone seen a flock of itinerant waxwings around, especially in the
> Olympia area?
>
> Burt Guttman guttmanb at elwha.evergreen.edu
> The Evergreen State College Voice: 360-866-6000, x. 6755
> Olympia, WA 98505 FAX: 360-866-6794
>
> Reunite Gondwana!

There was a flock of about 20 - 25 cedar waxwings here in Quincy, WA.
Thursday. Were more interested in the hard seeds of the linden tree than
the berries of the hawthorn tree.

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Don Woodworth
http://www.televar.com/~donew
Wenatchee Chapter Washington Native Plant Society
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