. The bird book : illustrating in natural colors more than seven hundred North American birds; also several hundred photographs of their nests and eggs . (Z3ESST1 409 THE BIRD BOOK. 677- Kentucky Warbler. Oporornis for-mosus. Range.—Eastern United States, breeding fromthe Gulf to New York and Michigan; winterssouth of the United States to South America. Crown and ear coverts black, un-derpays and line over eye yellow;no white in the plumage. Thesebirds are found in about such local-ities as are frequented by Oven-birds, but with a preference forwoods which are low and damp. White They are loca
. The bird book : illustrating in natural colors more than seven hundred North American birds; also several hundred photographs of their nests and eggs . (Z3ESST1 409 THE BIRD BOOK. 677- Kentucky Warbler. Oporornis for-mosus. Range.—Eastern United States, breeding fromthe Gulf to New York and Michigan; winterssouth of the United States to South America. Crown and ear coverts black, un-derpays and line over eye yellow;no white in the plumage. Thesebirds are found in about such local-ities as are frequented by Oven-birds, but with a preference forwoods which are low and damp. White They are locally common in some of the southernand central states. They are active gleaners ofthe underbrush, keeping well within the depthsof tangled thickets. Like the Maryland Yellow-throat, which has similar habits to those of thisbird, they are quite inquisitive and frequentlycome close to you to investigate or to scold. Theynest on the ground in open woods or on shrubbyhillsides, making large structures, of leaves andstrips of bark, lined with grasses. The eggs arewhite, sprinkled with dots or spots of reddishbrown and gray. Size .70 x .55. Data.—GreeneCo., Pa., May 26, 1894. 4
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