Many attractive Cedar Waxwings are visiting red berry bushes near to my partner Pat's 3rd floor balcony at Delmanor Retirement Residence in Aurora, Ontario. I do not know what the small red berries are, but the Waxwings can't get enough of them. The Berries could be American Winterberry, Red Sprite, Cottoneaster, Red Beauty Holly, or Buffaloberry, etc.
They visit two bushes dozens of times a day and can't seem to get enough of the berries. Kingbirds, Robins and sparrows are also feeding on the berries.
Please comment if you wish.
Barry the Birder
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