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I redid some of my favorite pix from the deep freeze that Texas experienced this past February. I didn't have some of the tools that I have now, so I thought I'd go ahead and redo them, especially since I think these were part of the lost photos from the outage. They were taken on a Canon 2000D with the kit 75-300mm lens in overcast, snowy, freezing conditions. I really felt sorry for these birds, because they weren't prepared for this kind of winter weather. The Robins and Waxwings stripped all of the berries they could find from the Hollies and Junipers in the area. In turn, the hawks were hunting these guys, and kept them moving from tree to tree to get out of the area of the hawk's patrol circles above.
A Robin eating snow in a Juniper Tree
RedRobin20210217 by Jeff Ashman, on Flickr
A pair of Cedar Waxwings trying to keep warm in the freezing temps
CedarWaxwing2021021701 by Jeff Ashman, on Flickr
A Cedar Waxwing sheltering in a Juniper Tree
CedarWaxwing2021021702 by Jeff Ashman, on Flickr
A Robin eating snow in a Juniper Tree

A pair of Cedar Waxwings trying to keep warm in the freezing temps

A Cedar Waxwing sheltering in a Juniper Tree
