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On June 16, 1903, Evan Thomson discovered the first recorded eggs in an old Robin's nest on his Canadian homestead.
EGGS: 4; greenish or buffy white heavily spotted and blotched with reddish brown.
Lower Canadian provinces and United States east of the Rocky Mountains.