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NEST: in hollow tree, near or over water, from six to sixty feet above ground. Sometimes on level with entrance or fifteen feet below it. The opening may be a slit thru which the female can scarcely squeeze, and the accuracy and speed with which they hit the orifice are amazing. Males practice broken wing ruse to lure intruders from the vicinity.
EGGS — 6 to 15; pale green; sometimes deposited in two layers and surrounded by down.
North America. Breeds nearly to Arctic Circle.