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Yesterday, Sunday the 21st, we thought we heard waxwings outside of our So.
Pinellas home. Talked ourselves out of it thinking it may part of the
background  of baby birds around. This AM a flock flew over and landed down
the block. Definietly waxwings.
So use to seeing them in Jan. & Feb. and maybe March, but not this late
before.
Is this a rogue flock or do they usually continue migration this late?
Dave & Jan

Nature's Focus, Inc.
11218 Park Blvd.
Seminole, FL 33772
727-393-8110
For Nature Lovers of All Ages!
Jan & Dave Anschuetz, Proprietors

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