Waxwings gather on a rowan tree in London. Birdwatchers across the U.K. travel hundreds of miles to catch a glimpse of the rare birds, who turn up in significant numbers every few years and are thought to be harbingers of a harsh winter. They're largely from Scandinavia and are typically only seen as far south as Britain when berry crops in their native land are poor.
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