Invasion of Waxwings

And they still come!  Circa 300 flitting around the house this afternoon.  Lots recorded all over Nairn and Moray.  Waxwing invasions like these normally follow from a lack of food in Scandanavia, coupled with a favourable wind direction toward the Moray Firth.  Here's a few photos, in form of greeting cards - message me if you want to buy some..

Waxwing Part Two

If you're lucky (or patient) enough you might spot the waxwing eating their lunch.  This one was photographed a couple of years ago in a Rowan tree in the Dunbar Golf Course carpark on a very dull day.  This photo is also available as a Christmas Card from Nairn.  The back of the card includes a description of the bird and details of where the photo was taken.  Contact me in the comments section below for availability, or via my website at www.seamusmcardle.co.uk