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NEST: A bulky affair of old leaves, lined with pine needles and moss; located usually in cane; more rarely in small bushes. Always near water and seldom more than five feet from the ground.
EGGS: Three; very rarely, four. Creamy or bluish white; unspotted.
Eastern North America, north to Virginia and Indiana; west to the Mississippi River. Rare and locally distributed.
A large tree up to 100 feet high, distributed in wet land and often on mountain slopes from Maine to central Florida and the Brazos River Valley, Texas.