I was not quick enough to get a pic.
There were 7 birds that landed in a tree top across from my house this afternoon.
Medium sized like a mocking bird in body shape.
Very pronounced black 'mask' like a cardinal. Belly was yellowish like guilden's mustard, the rest of the body was light gray like a submarine. Sorry--not a true birder. The last distinctive feature was a crest. All seven the same. Did not hear any call. They all landed like choreography in unison and fled the same way.
Any clues? I have searched the web for hours and closest I came was fly catchers and none had the coloration/mask/crest that I saw.
thank you
need to id bird
Could they have been Cedar Waxwings?
thanks I will try to find a picture of a wax wing and hopefully know what they were
sorry if I posted in the wrong forum--just joined this pm
Welcom to the group.
I'd agree with Cedar Waxwings
Resin
Had to be waxwings....beautiful birds!
yes, a wax wing
thank you all for your responses
my sighting was a lot different regarding coloration from your photo pelletory
but definitely the bird
thanks for the welcome
this site is fantastic
I love watching birds and have a garden with over 100 varieties so the birds visit
thanks again
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