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. ---- Page 138. NIGHTINGALE--_Motacilla luscinia_ (Linn.) RANGE--England, Spain, Portugal, Austria, south to the interior of Africa. NEST--Cup shape, made of dry leaves, neatly lined with fibrous roots. EGGS--Four to six, of a deep olive color. ---- Page 143. ROSEATE SPOONBILL--_Ajaja ajaja._ RANGE--Southern United States and southward into southern South America. NEST--Platform of sticks, built close to the trunk of a tree, from eight to eighteen feet from the ground. EGGS--Three or four, white, or buffy-white, blotched, spotted, and stained with various shades of brown. ---- Page 147. DICKCISSEL--_Spiza americana._ Other names: "Black-throated Bunting," "Little Field Lark," and "Judas-bird." RANGE--Eastern United States to the Rocky Mountains, north to Massachusetts, New York, Wisconsin, Minnesota, etc., south in winter to northern South America. NEST--On the ground, in trees, and in bushes. EGGS--Four or five, almost exactly like those of the Bluebird. ---- Page 151. DUSKY GROUSE--_Dendragapus obscurus._ RANGE--Rocky Mountains, west to Wahsatch, north to central Montana, south to New Mexico and Arizona. NEST--On the ground, under shelter of a hollow log or projecting rock, with merely a a few pine needles scratched together. EGGS--Eight to fifteen, of buff or cream color, marked all over with small round spots of umber-brown. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Birds Illustrated by Color Photography Vol 3. No 4., by Various