North American Fauna 69
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Most of the leaves were swamp magnolia, red maple, red bay, and greenbrier. Most of the sticks were greenbrier.
The next layer was more compact, consisting almost entirely of decomposed or skeletonized leaves of the swamp magnolia.
This layer formed the outer shell of a cup composed of finer materials in which the eggs were deposited. In positioning the 60 NORTH AMERICAN FAUNA 69 leaf skeletons, their tips were drawn toward the rim at a grad- ually sloping angle to the curve of the cup. All of ...them were placed in a regular pattern, being drawn clockwise from near the base on one side of the cup to emerge and protrude from the rim almost at the opposite side. All of the protruding petioles thus pointed away from the circle of the rim at a narrow angle. This layer was constructed similarly in all three nests. Swamp magnolia leaves, being enlongated in shape, are well suited for this part of the nest structure.
Next to the layer of magnolia leaves was a layer of cypress twigs with needles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Most of the leaves were swamp magnolia, red maple, red bay, and greenbrier. Most of the sticks were greenbrier.
The next layer was more compact, consisting almost entirely of decomposed or skeletonized leaves of the swamp magnolia.
This layer formed the outer shell of a cup composed of finer materials in which the eggs were deposited. In positioning the 60 NORTH AMERICAN FAUNA 69 leaf skeletons, their tips were drawn toward the rim at a grad- ually sloping angle to the curve of the cup. All of ...them were placed in a regular pattern, being drawn clockwise from near the base on one side of the cup to emerge and protrude from the rim almost at the opposite side. All of the protruding petioles thus pointed away from the circle of the rim at a narrow angle. This layer was constructed similarly in all three nests. Swamp magnolia leaves, being enlongated in shape, are well suited for this part of the nest structure.
Next to the layer of magnolia leaves was a layer of cypress twigs with needles.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by U.S. Fish And Wildlife Service to read onlineMoreLess
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