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NEST: a slight hollow in ground alongside fallen log or other shelter; thinly lined with grass, leaves or evergreen needles.
EGGS: 7 to 10. Cream or buff, spotted over entire surface with well-defined spots of chestnut.
Rocky Mountains from northern Utah and Colorado to central New Mexico and Arizona. West to East Humboldt Mountains, Nevada.