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eggs on the ground. I
went over & looked
in under a small
sage where the nest
was easily seen when
you knew where it
was!
The nest was sunk
flush in the ground,
being built partly
in under a sage
root, and contained
four eggs: with a
very perceptible bluish
tinge. Upon blowing
one was infertile and
the others may be
described as "bloody"
The nest was ordinarily