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NEST: A coarse bulky structure of leaves, grass and bark strips, lined with fine grass; located within a few feet of the ground in bush or sapling.
EGGS: Usually 4, white or pinkish spotted over surface or wreathed with rufous.
Eastern United States, west to Mississippi valley, south to Georgia, and Texas.
Western United States from southern British Columbia, central Montana and Nebraska, south into Mexico.