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Cedar Waxwing

Bombycilla cedrorum

The Cedar Waxwing (Bombycilla cedrorum) is a member of the Bombycillidae family in the order Passeriformes. This taxonomic profile follows the American Ornithological Society checklist; local abundance and seasonality should be confirmed with current regional observations.

Cedar Waxwing by state: eBird records

Across the nine states with eBird occurrence data on this site (records from 2020–2024), the Cedar Waxwing is reported most often in California with 221,158 records.

CaliforniaWinter visitor221,158 recordsActive January–DecemberMichiganSummer visitor155,337 records · #34 in stateActive June–OctoberTexasWinter visitor148,555 recordsActive January–DecemberOregonSummer visitor131,803 records · #37 in stateActive May–OctoberFloridaWinter visitor67,528 recordsActive January–DecemberTennesseeYear-round48,512 records · #52 in stateColoradoYear-round47,673 recordsArizonaWinter visitor17,259 recordsActive January–DecemberRhode IslandSummer visitor12,090 records · #53 in stateActive May–November

Which states have Cedar Waxwings?

Found regularly in these states, from 2020–2024 eBird records. Each state guide lists its other backyard birds by month.

CaliforniaOregonArizonaColoradoIllinoisMichiganTexasFloridaTennesseeRhode Island