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Blue Jay
Cyanocitta cristata cristata
DESCRIPTION
BREEDING
NEST: a rather careless structure of twigs, leaves and grass, usually located in coniferous trees within 40 feet of the ground. EGGS: 4 or 5; dull olive blotched with shades of lavender and pale browns.
RANGE
Eastern North America from central British provinces to Gulf States, except Florida. West to Nebraska, eastern Colorado and central Texas.
Swamp White Oak
Quercus platanoides
DESCRIPTION
A 60-foot tree distributed in moist soil from eastern Canada to Georgia. West to Mississippi Valley.
