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BRITISH BIRDS. 



[vol. VII. 



Cambridgeshire. — " The presence of two Waxwings in 

 a garden in Cambridge was first observed by Mr. H. G. 



WAXWING AT CAMBRIDGE. 



{Photographed by Miss E. L. Turner.) 



WAXWING AT CAMBRIDGE. 



{Photographed by Miss E. L. Turner.) 



Alexander on February 13th. They were feeding on the 

 berries of Cotoneaster afpnis. I first photographed them 

 on February 14th. They were very tame but the light was 



