Cedar waxwings are medium-sized birds known for their sleek, brownish-yellow plumage and distinctive black mask. They have a unique tail with bright yellow tips and are often seen in flocks. These birds primarily feed on fruits, particularly cedar berries, and insects during the breeding season. Cedar waxwings are found across North America, especially in wooded areas and near water sources. They are social birds, often seen perched together in trees or flying in graceful formations. Their melodious calls and striking appearance make them a favorite among birdwatchers.