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| | Nebraska Birds |
 | | West Point (L. Bruner); eastern Nebraska (Aughey); "Has been seen in April and June, probably breeds in the state" (Taylor); United States, chiefly south of 42°" (Goss); Peru, common—probably breeds (G. Coleman); "a rare summer resident, two were seen Sept. 10, 1895, in north part of Sarpy county" (I. Trostler). |
 | | "Migratory, rare, arrive in May" (Taylor); "eastern and northern North America, west to the Rocky mountains" (Goss); "west to the plains (A. Check List). |
 | | West Point, Omaha (L. Bruner); "Occasionally in Nebraska, especially in the southeastern part of the state" (Aughey); "Migratory, rare, arrive the first of May" (Taylor); "west to the plains" (Goss); "a rare summer resident, a pair seen in East Omaha, in thicket, May 22, 1894, where they probably bred" (I. Trostler). |
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