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NEST: a platform of decayed vegetation, located usually from two to four feet above water. Wampee (Pontederia cordata) clumps are a favorite site. Several completed empty nests surround the one occupied. They are buoyant and escape destruction by high tides.
EGGS: 6 — 10; buff or pink buff lightly marked with small dots of brown.
Southern United States. Casual to southern Canada and Nova Scotia.