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NEST: a slight hollow in ground, scantily lined with grass; sometimes well formed and elevated.
EGGS: 3 or 4. When two pairs use same nest, number of eggs may be 8. Olive or pale buff, evenly marked with spots of dark brown.
United States and southern Canada, south to southern California and Texas.