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NEST: saddled on horizontal branch, usually within 30 feet of the ground, similar to the Oliveside Flycatcher's in construction.
EGGS: creamy white, wreathed with lilac and brown spots.
Mountains of southern Arizona.
A tree up to 150 feet high, distributed from Nova Scotia to Texas. West to Manitoba and Kansas.