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Robin
Planesticus migratorius migratorius
DESCRIPTION
BREEDING
NEST, a symmetrical bowl of mud reinforced with leaves and twigs frequently interwoven with twine, paper and rags, and lined with grass. Located nearly anywhere (in barns, sheds, outbuildings or house gutters) but usually on horizontal limbs of orchard trees.
EGGS, 4 or 5, plain greenish blue.
RANGE
North America. Breeds in Boreal, Transition and Upper Austral zones from tree limit in northwestern Alaska, southwestward to Wyoming, Kansas, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and in Alleghenies to North Carolina. Winters from central Kansas, Ohio valley and New Jersey (irregularly further north) to Gulf coast and Florida.
Scarlet Haw
Crataegus coccinea
DESCRIPTION
A bushy tree, rarely 20 feet high, distributed from Newfoundland to Connecticut, near the sea and thru the St. Lawrence Valley to western Quebec.
