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Excerpt from The Ornithologist and Oologist, Vol. 8: Birds: Their Nests and Eggs
The Eared builds in communities, in open situations near open water, make a small nest, on some existing foundation, cover eggs partly, or not at all, are not particularly shy, are often seen near nest, lay four or five eggs, do not begin laying till June. I have carefully measured thirty eggs of each variety. The Carolina aver age: The Eared 1.75x1.19. Contrary to my expectations the Eared are the largest-b. E 0088, Pewaukee, Wis.
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