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NEST: usually in crotches of trees from 10 to 80 feet above ground; rufly constructed of sticks and barkbits; lined with small roots, bark, moss or feathers and sometimes decorated with green sprigs.
EGGS: 2 to 5 (usually 2 or 3); very pale greenish or grayish-white heavily marked with brown spots.
Eastern North America from British Provinces south to Gulf Coast and central Texas. Rare west of Mississippi.