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. The bird book, illustrating in natural colors more than seven hundred North American birds, also several hundred photographs of their nests and eggs . T,! ta. Cairns A\ Dciidrniin (■(rnilcsreiis rniriisi. Range.—Mountain ranges of Noith Carolina to Georgia. A darker form whose habits and eggs are identical with those of the 394 PERCHING BIRDS 6r< Myki Devilroica ruroimlii. # Range.—Eastern North America, breeding fromnortliern United States northward. Winters inthe soutliern liall of eastern United States. Tliis beautiful gray, white andblack Warbler can readily b
. The bird book, illustrating in natural colors more than seven hundred North American birds, also several hundred photographs of their nests and eggs . T,! ta. Cairns A\ Dciidrniin (■(rnilcsreiis rniriisi. Range.—Mountain ranges of Noith Carolina to Georgia. A darker form whose habits and eggs are identical with those of the 394 PERCHING BIRDS 6r< Myki Devilroica ruroimlii. # Range.—Eastern North America, breeding fromnortliern United States northward. Winters inthe soutliern liall of eastern United States. Tliis beautiful gray, white andblack Warbler can readily be iden-tified by its yellow rump, sidepatches and crown patch. It is oneof our most common species duringmigrations when it is found westto the Rockies and casually farther. They nest on the lower branches o£ coniferous trees, making their homes of rootlets, plantfibres and grasses; during June or the latter partof May, three or four eggs are laid: they are white,spotted with several shades of brown and lilac;size .70 X .50. Data.—Lancaster, N. H., June 7,18S8. Nest in a small spruce, about 6 feet up;made of tine twigs, lined with leathers. Wliiti (356. Audubons auduboni. Dendroica audn- United Range.—Mountain ranges of westernStates from British Columbia to bird resembles the last in the location of,
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