Set of Three Miniature Waxwing Bird Figurines

This set comprises three small, highly detailed bird figurines, likely depicting waxwing species, given their characteristic coloration and markings. Each figurine is individually crafted, exhibiting a plump, rounded body typical of small songbirds, with short tails and small beaks. The primary colors include various shades of brown, olive green, and beige, with distinct lighter 'cheeks' or a blush of pinkish-red visible on the breast and face area of each bird. The wings are intricately detailed with darker brown and olive-green stripes, highlighted by cream or white accents, suggesting a feathered texture. Yellow tips are visible on the tails of at least two of the birds, which is a key identifying feature for some waxwing species like the Cedar Waxwing. The eyes are small black dots, giving a lifelike expression. The texture appears slightly rough or granular, indicating they may be crafted from a material like resin, polymer clay, or possibly wood, with painted details applied over. A Sharpie permanent marker is included in the image for scale, suggesting each bird is approximately 2-3 inches in length and about 1.5-2 inches in height. There are no immediately visible condition issues such as chips, cracks, or significant paint loss, and the colors appear vibrant. The craftsmanship is notable for the fine details and realistic depiction for their size, suggesting a focus on artisan quality rather than mass production. These items likely date from the mid to late 20th century or early 21st century, fitting into a naturalistic or decorative style.