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Range (Interior of North America) (II)

Interior of North America, from Manitoba northward; southeastward in winter to the upper Mississippi Valley and casually to the northern Atlantic States.

Cambridge, known to have occurred only in winter of 1889-'90. Nest, known but from few specimens, composed of small twigs lined with bark, hair, or rootlets, placed within twenty feet of the ground. Eggs, three to four, greenish, blotched with pale brown (see Davie). This distinguished inhabitant of the far northwest is a common winter visitant in Manitoba and the contiguous parts of the bordering FINCHES, SPARROWS, ETC.