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NEST: large and bulky, generally well up in the forks of a big tree; made of large sticks and lined with twigs, bark and usually with hemlock tips, fern leaves or moss. The same nest is occupied year after year and annual addition of material adds to its size.
EGGS: 2 to 4; dull or bluish white with wide variation in form and markings.
Eastern North America from Saskatchewan, Wisconsin and Illinois east to central Keewatin and Newfoundland and south to eastern Texas.