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> Nearly obscured from sight, a crude collection of sticks within the boughs of an old juniper tree can be seen. Two small, white eggs lay within. > > On a pine tree a few dozen yards away is another nest, this one built of sturdier material with a softly woven interior. Tucked into the recesses of a thickly-needled branch, this nest holds four olive-green eggs with dense brown speckling. > > A third nest can be found a short ways down a steep cliff, on a ledge tucked into the rock. There's not much nesting material present, but three pinkish eggs with dark brown spotting are clustered in a slight depression in the sand and grit of the ledge.
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