Just now there were 110 Waxwings in my elm trees. Half were Cedars and half were Bohemians. I was amazed to see that many, when all of a sudden 100 more flew in!!! 200 Waxwings -- half Bohemians! Then just as suddenly they all took off at once. What an amazing sight and noise to see and hear 200 waxwings take off from right above me!
-- Mary Kay Waddington
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