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NEST: Semipensile, in sapling forks within 20 feet of the ground; built of grass, bark, cocoons and catkins.
EGGS: 2 or 3; pale buff specked with brown.
Eastern North America. West to central States and south to northern Florida and Texas.
A 20-foot tree (often a shrub), distributed in swamps from New England to Gulf States, West to Minnesota and Arkansas.