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On the 28th of March, 1885, I found a nest of the Red-shouldered Hawk,
containing two eggs, which I took. Returning seven days later, and
seeing the bird fly from the nest, I concluded to take another look at
it, and was very much surprised to find two more eggs, although the
shells were much lighter marked than those taken previously, which went
to prove they were deposited by the same bird.