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mainly of dry leaves, lined with fine roots, moss fibres, pine needles, and horse-hair, and placed in canes over water at heights varying from four to eight feet. Of the seven eggs taken, four were immaculate, two perhaps slightly spotted, and one unmistakably spotted and blotched with lilac. The inferences suggested by these •acts are: (•) That Swainson's Warbler nests usually, if not invariably, in canes over water; (z) that it lays fi'om one to three eggs; (3) that its eggs may be either I?lain• slightly speckled, or rather thickly and distinctly marked.

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