What does CEDW stand for?

Cedar Waxwing (bird species)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Song sparrows, cedar waxwings, black-capped chickadees, Townsend's warblers flit in foliage.

Ring-necked ducks and salmon gather at Deschutes River

Migratory species to watch for include: ospreys, turkey vultures, swifts, swallows, cedar waxwings (above), and some species of flycatchers, warblers, finches and shorebirds.

Buzzworthy

Used by a wide variety of mammals and songbirds, including cardinals, evening grosbeaks, robins, thrush, vireos and cedar waxwing.

Native Trees & Shrubs..

The third species illustrated is the Cedar Waxwing Bombycilla cedorum , Which is also rather dependent on food supplies for its seasonal migrations, although it is rarely as irruptive as its close relative the Bohemian Waxwing, Which is also found in Europe.

Bird World - Part 5

The window's scrim of snowflakes hides a cedar waxwing singing and I recall that yellow band, bright across its tail, remember how my mother loved his song.

Her Engagement Calendar

While no human but an informed researcher would look at this patch of forest twice (except perhaps ruefully upon losing a golf ball in the muck), it remains a small haven for Blanding's turtles and the other creatures that have moved in with them: spotted turtles, ribbon snakes, muskrats, and birds such as the red-winged blackbird and cedar waxwing.

The turtle trackers

Then came back out to find a lone Cedar Waxwing inside the cage, unhappily trying to get out.

Strawberry delight

That group counted more than 35 different species including the Cedar Waxwing, a stout, buff-colored bird with a black mask.

BIRDS COUNTED BY LOCAL ENTHUSIASTS AUDUBON SOCIETY HOLDS ANNUAL EVENT ...