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Catbird
Dumetella carolinensis
DESCRIPTION
BREEDING
NEST: A bulky platform of twigs, leaves, roots and grass with nest proper of finer roots and grasses upon it; placed in bushes, saplings or thickets usually within a dozen feet of the ground.
EGGS: 4 — 6; deep bluegreen, unmarked.
RANGE
Temperate North America. Rare west of Rockies. North to Nova Scotia, Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and British Columbia.
Mountain Laurel
Kalmia latifolia
DESCRIPTION
A tree 30 feet high, but usually a stout many-branched shrub 4–10 feet. Distributed from New Brunswick to Lake Erie south to Florida and Gulf States.
