Cedar Waxwing

Dear Journal,
It has been a a wild adventure, observing these animals and identifying the adaptations that allow them to survive in their habitats. I guess this is our last stop, before heading home.
We are looking for the Cedar Waxwing, found in North and Central America.

Habitat
The open space of the orchard filled with fruit-bearing bushes fill the trees with Cedar Waxwings. Their yellow tail tip stand out from the rest of their dark grey colored body.

When we first started looking for them it was hard. There were bees,

and few mosquitoes. Also the berries on the trees just looked so juicy and colorful, it was beautiful. We were even able to catch a Cedar getting drunk on acerola berries.