I caught the bird in the top pic just as it reached for a juniper berry. Some of the birds, including this one, seemed to believe they were hidden from me by the juniper branches or foilage and continued their feast as though I wasn't there. 
Here is a close-up of the red areas of their wings and yellow at end of tail feathers that are so distinctive of this species. SeEtta
Male Dickcissel keeping company with female Dickcissel 
Singing Dickcissel
Scaled Quail family-video clip and pics
Migrating shorebirds, waterbirds, ducks and even gulls benefit from flood irrigation of ag fields in Colorado
Rare Red-necked Phalarope in Canon City
Large flock of Cedar Waxwings
Itchy Cedar Waxwing
Some Cedar Waxwings in Canon City
Yummy juniper berries for waxwings
Cedar Waxings again
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