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NEST: a woven basket of reeds, attached to bushes or growing reeds, sometimes in a tussock top; always in swampy locality. Bottom usually of spiraled reeds: sides interwoven.
EGGS: 3 — 6; pale blue or green marked with penlines of sepia wreathed at large end or scattered over surface. This holds for following subspecies.
Eastern United States except Florida and Gulf coast. North to latitude 62 degrees; west to base of Rocky Mountains.
A tree sometimes 100 feet high, distributed from Maine to Florida; west to Ontario, Michigan and Missouri.