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Waxwing

in Tucson, AZ

A waxwing is a songbird, typically recognized by sleek plumage, a crest, and distinctive red wing tips.

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Where it is

All-time count by city.

  1. 01Woburn, MA1.7K
  2. 02Melbourne, VIC1.3K
  3. 03New York City, NY1.2K
  4. 04Brisbane, QLD1.2K
  5. 05London, ENG1.2K
  6. 06Tucson, AZ1.1K
  7. 07Moscow, MOW898
  8. 08Ottawa, ON785
  9. 09Toronto, ON717
  10. 10Frontenac Islands, ON706
  11. 11London, ON674
  12. 12Jacksonville, FL610
  13. 13Sydney, NSW604
  14. 14Mollet del Vallès, CT546
  15. 15Sierra Vista, AZ541
fewestTucson, AZ · 100th percentilemost
COUNTED
1.1K
all time in Tucson
RANK
#1
of 49 cities in AZ
SHARE
43%
of the peer group's total
DENSITY
159
per 100k residents

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Things that physically exist: street furniture, signs, buildings. All-time counts.

  1. 01Traffic Calming Bump4.9K
  2. 02Barrier Gate4.2K
  3. 03No Crossing Markings2.3K
  4. 04Evergreen Leaf Cycle2.1K
  5. 05Power Tower1.6K
  6. 06Hump Traffic Calming1.4K
  7. 07Public Transport Platform1.4K
  8. 08Towhee1.3K
  9. 09Waxwing1.1K
  10. 10Tactile Paving976
  11. 11Seabird Colony885
  12. 12Robins878
  13. 13Mast875
  14. 14Pipit855
  15. 15Sparrows837
  16. 16Chickadee817
  17. 17Warbler817
  18. 18Songbirds815
  19. 19Lighting Tower794
  20. 20Grosbeak790
  21. 21Barrier Kerb779
  22. 22Crossing Markings Lines778
  23. 23Tanager751
  24. 24Desert Wildflower Bloom677