Handbook of Birds of Eastern North America With Keys to the Species And Descrip

Frank Michler Chapman

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, generally in pines or cedars, twenty to fifty feet up. Eggs, four to six, simi- lar in color to those of C. Americanus, 1-52 x 1-06.
* Rhoads, Crow Roosts and Roosting Crows, Am. Nat. , 1886, pp. 691-700, 777-787.
STARLINGS. 259 The Fish Crow can be distinguished from the common Crow in life only by its call. Its voice is cracked and reedy, and its notes re- semble those of a young common Crow. Instead of the loud, clear, open caw of adults of that species, it utters a hoarser car, as if it t...alked through its nose ! The difference is perhaps not appreciable upon paper, but one who is familiar with their calls need never con- fuse these two birds in the field.
The Fish Crow, while not confined to the coast or even the vicinity of water, is not found far inland.
FAMILY STURNID^E. STARLINGS.
An Old-World family containing some two hundred species. It is represented in America only by the Starling, which has been recently introduced.
493. Sturnus vulgaris Linn. STARLING. (See Fig. 45. ) Ad.

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