Waxwings are winter visitors to Scotland. They breed in Scandanavia, and some of them spend the winter here - which shows how harsh the winters must be in Scandinavia!
They are usually found in small flocks, feeding on berries, rowan berries being a particular favourite.
They will hang around a location until the supply of berries is exhausted, and then move on.
These particular waxwings were in The Figgate park near Portobello, Edinburgh.
More waxwing photos HERE
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Stuart Young
There is a flock in eskbank Midlothian