NRCM member Ted Anderson of Westbrook shares his incredible action shots of Cedar Waxwings and writes, “Although the wild black cherries near our home turned bright red a few weeks ago, the Cedar Waxwings seem to know exactly when they’re ready for eating. For the past few days they’ve been showing up every day, so the fruit must be ripe. The Waxwing feast is something we look forward to every summer.”

