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This large double of our Marsh Hawk wanders over our southern border from its Mexican home. Little is known of its habits for the uninhabitated areas which it frequents are not enticing even to the enthusiastic ornithologist.
NEST: a large bulky structure of sticks and grass, located in scrub within ten feet of ground.
EGGS: 2 or 3; dull white lightly spotted with pale brown.
From central Texas, southward.