What is another word for Bombycilla Cedrorun?
Pronunciation: [bˌɒmɪsˈɪlə sˈɛdɹɔːɹˌʌn] (IPA) 
Bombycilla Cedrorun, also known as Cedar Waxwing, is a bird species that is native to North and Central America. These birds are known for their distinctive crested head, sleek body, and wax-like red tips on their wings. Some of the synonyms that are commonly used to refer to this bird include cedrela crown, cedarbird, crested cedar bird, and cedar waxen. These birds are often seen flocking together in large numbers during the winter season, and they primarily feed on fruits, insects, and berries. Cedar Waxwings are popular among bird-watchers and nature enthusiasts due to their beauty and unique characteristics.
