Nest—Of dried grasses, raised about twelve inches from the ground; has been found in trees.
Eggs—Generally five, of a pale dull greenish color.
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BROWN CREEPER.—Certhia familiaris americana.
Range—Eastern North America, breeding from northern border of United States northward.
Nest—In holes of trees lined with dry grass, moss, and feathers.
Eggs—Five to eight.
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