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NEST: an extreme development of bird architecture. Suspension strings are first securely fastened and bark, fibres, horsehair, cord or worsted cleverly interwoven and so durable as to withstand two winters. They are swung on pendulous ends of elms, maples or other trees, and sway so in hard winds that often I have wondered if the young became seasick.
EGGS: 4–6; white with scrawled open lines and spots of brown and black.
Eastern and Central North America, north to latitude 55 degree in interior, and west to eastern edge of Rocky Mountains.