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NEST: of grass, rootlets and bark, always including a snakeskin, located in tree hollow.
EGGS: 4 or 5; buff-colored with pen lines of purple and brown.
Eastern United States, rarely to southern Canada.
A tree from 60 to 150 feet high, distributed from Nova Scotia to Georgia. West to Kansas and Nebraska.