Bohemian Waxwing

The Bohemian waxwing (Bombycilla garrulus) is a small songbird with a body length of 18 cm, a wingspan of 34-35 cm, a weight of 40-64 grams, and a life span of 13 years. The whole body is basically grape gray-brown, the head is dark chestnut-brown, with a slender and tufted crest on the top of the head, and a black through-eye pattern from the base of the mouth to the back pillow, located on both sides of the crest, on the chestnut-brown head Department is very eye-catching. Chin and throat black. The wings have white wing spots, and the secondary flight feathers have red drop-shaped spots at the ends of the feather shafts. Tail with black subterminal spots and yellow terminal spots.