Unknown
1931
7
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Lusk says the breasts of a pair he watched among sycamores, shone warmly in the sun. Flies were plentiful and at intervals they repeated a soft pit-pit as tho keeping track of each other. When certain the female was nearby, the male varied the program with a variety of notes and ventriloquial calls.
NEST: of dried grass, bark, spider webs and feathers, compact and located on limb or close to trunk.
EGGS: 3 or 4; pale buff or white.
Southern Arizona and New Mexico.
A tree (50 feet in height) distributed in valleys of southern Arizona.