. Bird guide . ously scrawled with blackish brown (.90 x .60). Range.—N. A. east of the Rockies and breeding northto New Brunswick and Manitoba. Winters in CentralAmerica. RUSTY BLACKBIRD. 510. Euphagus carolinxxs. 9% glossy black: female grayish; both sexes iuwinter with most of the head and breast feathers tippedwith rusty. In the United States we know these birdschiefly as emigrants; but a few of them remain to breedin the Northern parts. Their songs are rather squeakyefforts, but still not unmusical. These birds are foundeast of the llockies. BREWER BLACKBIRD. 510. Euphagus cya
. Bird guide . ously scrawled with blackish brown (.90 x .60). Range.—N. A. east of the Rockies and breeding northto New Brunswick and Manitoba. Winters in CentralAmerica. RUSTY BLACKBIRD. 510. Euphagus carolinxxs. 9% glossy black: female grayish; both sexes iuwinter with most of the head and breast feathers tippedwith rusty. In the United States we know these birdschiefly as emigrants; but a few of them remain to breedin the Northern parts. Their songs are rather squeakyefforts, but still not unmusical. These birds are foundeast of the llockies. BREWER BLACKBIRD. 510. Euphagus cyaneocephalus. 10 with a glossy purplish head and greenish-blackbody; female grayish brown. This is the Western rep-resentative of the preceding; it is most abundant westof the Rockies, but is also found on the Plains. Its dis-tribution is not so northerly and it nests commonly inits United States range. Their eggs are whitish, veryprofusely spotted and blotched with various shades ofbrown ()..
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