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NEST: a bulky affair of sticks, grass, moss and often adorned with fresh leaves. Located in bushes or small swamp trees, in isolated colonies or in heron rookeries.
EGGS: 3–5, blue or green white, overlaid with chalky deposits.
Tropical America migrating north to Illinois (rare) and to South Carolina. Commonest in dense Florida swamps.