The Birds of Fergus County Montana
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Pooecetes gramineus confinis.
The commonest of the summer sparrows. It prefers the meadows bordering the water-courses, where its pleasing song is a regular feature of the springtime. In 1900, the first western vesper sparrow was noted en May 1; in 1901, the first was seen on April 25. On May 4, 1901, the males of this species were very common, and were noticeably prominent in -sit- ting on the fences along the roadside and persistently singing. They are very noticeable during the first half of... May.
On June 4, 1900, I found a nest of this sparrow in a meadow bordering Big Spring Creek, near Lewistown. It was made at the base of a sprangling bush, and was formed of coarse dried grass, and had a lining of horsehair. The cavity averaged two and three-eighths inches in diameter, and was two inches deep. There were four fresh eggs. The ground color of the eggs is very pale green, and they are irregularly dotted and blotched with varying hues of reddish-brown.
My first nest of this sparrow found in 1901 is recorded for June 6.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pooecetes gramineus confinis.
The commonest of the summer sparrows. It prefers the meadows bordering the water-courses, where its pleasing song is a regular feature of the springtime. In 1900, the first western vesper sparrow was noted en May 1; in 1901, the first was seen on April 25. On May 4, 1901, the males of this species were very common, and were noticeably prominent in -sit- ting on the fences along the roadside and persistently singing. They are very noticeable during the first half of... May.
On June 4, 1900, I found a nest of this sparrow in a meadow bordering Big Spring Creek, near Lewistown. It was made at the base of a sprangling bush, and was formed of coarse dried grass, and had a lining of horsehair. The cavity averaged two and three-eighths inches in diameter, and was two inches deep. There were four fresh eggs. The ground color of the eggs is very pale green, and they are irregularly dotted and blotched with varying hues of reddish-brown.
My first nest of this sparrow found in 1901 is recorded for June 6.
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