. Uccelli d'America;. Uccelli -- Nord America. i8o uccelli D'AMERICA Coor.-.lbove, pianura ciiinainon sordo-rufous, diventando più pallida over eye e su terninial dentellato porzione di alette esterne di primarie; iniddle e ala maggiore- converte la punta di bianco (primavera e estate) o bufif pallido (autunno e inverno), producendo due bande distinte tra ala, ogni bianco o banda bufTy immedi- ately preceduto da un più stretto e meno distinti uno di dusky; coda ultraperiferiche-piume indistintamente la punta di buflf (usurato in estate del piumaggio) ; i lati di testa, luce arrugginito-marrone, strettamente striate con opaca di colore biancastro ; ch

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. Birds of America;. Birds -- North America. i8o BIRDS OF AMERICA Coor.—.lbove, plain dull ciiinainon-rufous, becoming paler over eye and on notched terninial portion of outer webs of primaries; iniddle and greater wing- coverts tipped with white (spring and summer) or pale bufif (autumn and winter), producing two distinct bands across wing, each white or bufTy band immedi- ately preceded by a narrower and less distinct one of dusky; outermost tail-feathers indistinctly tipped with buflf (worn away in summer plumage) ; sides of head, light rusty-brown, narrowly streaked with dull whitish ; cheeks, dull white, usually flecked with brown or dusky, especially on rear portion; under parts, pale buff, approaching buffy-white on chin, throat, and abdomen (entirely buff in fresh autumnal and early winter plumage), the chest, sides, and flanks broadly streaked with brown or dusky, the streaks smaller and narrowly wedge-shaped on upper chest, broader on sides of breast, longer flanks; throat margined along each side by a series of blackish streaks, forming a stripe; bill, dusky; iris, bright lemon or sulphur-yellow. Nest and Eggs.— Nest: In clusters of thorny vines, within a few feet of the ground, sometimes on it, occasionally in trees, seldom in open situations, out- of-the-way, quiet localities being preferred; a rather flat, loosely constructed structure exteriorly composed of twigs, rootlets, leaves, hair, together with some feathers. Eciis: 3 to 5, varying from pale greenish- white to pale buff, profusely speckled with minute spots of reddish-brown, evenly over entire surface, more rarely forming a wreath around larger end. Distribution.— Eastern United States and south- eastern Canada; northward to southern Maine, Ver- mont, New York, northern Ontario, Manitoba and Saskatchewan ; breeding southward to northern Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, and eastern Texas, westward to base of Rocky Mountains in Montana, Wyoming, and Colorado; wintering from North Carolina, s

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