Mr. W. Davison writes:--

"I found a nest of this bird on the 8th of April at the hot springs at

Ulu Laugat. The nest was built on the frond of a _Calamus_, the end

of which rested in the fork of a small sapling. The nest was a great

coarse structure like a Crow's, but even more coarsely and irregularly

built, and with the egg-cavity shallower. It was composed externally

of small branches and twigs, and loosely lined with coarse fibres and

strips of bark. It contained two young birds about a couple of days

old. The nest was placed about 6 feet from the ground. The surrounding

jungle was moderately thick, with a good deal of undergrowth."

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