Beautiful pictures and waxwings are probably my favorite bird. However, these appear to be Cedar waxwings, not Bohemian. Yes, Bohemian are larger, but they also swould have two white patches on their wings and a russet patch under their tail. The Cedar do not have the white wing patches and htey are white under the tail. From Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology: Bohemian Waxwing Cedar Waxwing (also from Cornell)

Hi Konrad, What a great series on the Bohemians! Our compliments to your wife's shooting... #4,5,&6 are outstanding. We have a flock of Cedar Waxwings here now and are getting some good shots of them, but we never get to see the Bohemians. thanks for posting these, Kenn

Yes she did! It seems they stick around for several weeks/month until flock disperses for breeding,.. still lots of Crab Apples, Mountain Ash, High bush Cranberry, Chokecherries, Russian Olive etc. around, they might even pick off new buds on trees. Only had ones a nest in the backyard around 25 years ago in a little spruce trees about 4 foot up, now that tree is HUGE. Have never seen the Cedars here in winter, they soon will be returning and I will see usually several nest out on the hobby farm, [above pictures] planted several hundred spruce trees from seeds. Hardly ever see Bohemian nest,..I'll have to ask them where they go.

Thanks everyone...they haven't been around again at all since Thursday :( So glad I did go out to get the photos in the snow! Maybe they will be my Christmas card next year :) Thanks again all...glad you liked them.