Towhee

Sometimes the parasitic eggs so closely resemble those of the parent that it is not easy to distinguish between them, but often the differences are very marked.

The Towhee is a fairly common inhabitant of the whole region east of the Rocky Mountains and north to the northern border of the United States, breeding everywhere north of northern Alabama.

Section 7 of Birds and All Nature.

Volume 6.

This species responds readily to squeaking.

Towhee, Pipilo erythrophthalmus, erythrophthalmus, lineus.

Other names, chewing ground robin, swamp robin, jory, guffy, local.

Description, a little smaller than a robin, with long tail and comparatively short wings.

Fox Sparrow, 2.

Tohee, 4.

Cardinal, 20.

Mockingbird, 5.

Red-headed Woodpecker, 1.

Florida Bluejay, 5.

Tohee, 1.

Tree Sparrow, 14.