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BARTRAMIAN SANDPIPER—Bartramia longicauda. Other names: "Bartram's Tattler," "Prairie Pigeon," "Prairie Snipe," "Grass Plover," and "Quaily."
Range—Eastern North America, north to Nova Scotia and Alaska, south in winter as far as southern South America.
Nest—In a slight depression of the ground.
Eggs—Four, of a pale clay or buff, thickly spotted with umber and yellowish brown.
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NIGHTINGALE—Motacilla luscinia (Linn.)
Range—England, Spain, Portugal, Austria, south to the interior of Africa.
Nest—Cup shape, made of dry leaves, neatly lined with fibrous roots.