Nests And Eggs of North American Birds

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It measures from twenty-two to twenty-four inches in length, of which the tail measures from nine to eleven. Dr. Merrill states that this is one of the most characteristic birds of the Lower Rio Grande region. "Rarely seen at any distance from woods or dense chaparral, they are abundant in those places, and their hoarse cries are the first thing heard by the traveler on awaking in the morning. During the day, unless rainy or cloudy, the birds are rarely seen or heard; but shortly before sunrise... and sunset, they mount the topmost branch of a dead tree and make the woods ring with their discordant notes. Contrary to almost every description of their cry I have seen, it consists of three syllables, though oc- casionally a fourth is adaed. When one bird begins to cry, the nearest bird joins in at a second note, and in this way the fourth syllable is made ; but they keep such good time that it is often very difficult to satisfy one's self that this is the fact."t The Mexican name, Chachalac, meaning a noisy person or bird, is derived from the dis- cordant cries of this species.

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