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OVENBIRD--_Seiurus aurocapellus._ Other names: "The Teacher," "Wood
Wagtail," "Golden Crowned Accentor."
RANGE--United States to Pacific Slope.
NEST--On the ground, oven-shape.
EGGS--Three to six, white or creamy white, glossy, spotted.
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ARCTIC THREE-TOED WOODPECKER--_Picoides arcticus._ Other name:
"Black-backed Three-toed Woodpecker."
RANGE--Northern North America, south to northern border of the United
States, and farther on high mountain ranges. In the mountains of the west
(Sierra Nevada, etc.) south to about 39°, where it breeds.
NEST--In dead trees, not more than five or six feet from the ground.
EGGS--Four to six, pure ivory white.
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BARTRAMIAN SANDPIPER--_Bartramia longicauda._ Other names: "Bartram's
Tattler," "Prairie Pigeon," "Prairie Snipe," "Grass Plover," and "Quaily."
RANGE--Eastern North America, north to Nova Scotia and Alaska, south in
winter as far as southern South America.
NEST--In a slight depression of the ground.
EGGS--Four, of a pale clay or buff, thickly spotted with umber and
yellowish brown.
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