Re: [SBB] Cedar waxwings

[Bill Bousman <[[email protected]]>]

Folks:

Cedar Waxwings normally nest no further south than Humboldt County, but 
there are a number of extralimital records, including Orange County.  We 
have only one breeding record locally with adults feeding young in Palo 
Alto on 16 Jun 2002.  Very surprising is the early record this year in San 
Mateo County--very wierd.

A few waxwings stay on into the first and second weeks in June, but as far 
as we know these are not birds that remain to breed.

Bill

At 10:06 AM 3/24/06, Toni Koenen wrote:
>Last Wednesday morning I had noticed about 8-10 Cedar
>Waxwings feeding on a privet tree in mycomplex.  They
>were there again this Wednesday and again this morning
>(Friday).  Usually early in the morning (7-8 a.m.). I
>have not noticed them later in the day.
>(Hostetter & 680 area).  Do they nest in the county?
>Toni Koenen


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