Quite common in West Virginia mountains and in pine woods of New Jersey.
Plentiful in pine woods of New Jersey, and among hemlocks in West Virginia.
Thousands were flittering here and there in the dense growth of rusty Indian grass (Andropogon), in the bayberry thickets, in pine woods and in dune thickets.
Nest hollow scraped in the ground under a bush on the edge of a pine woods; lined with grasses and leaves.
They are almost exclusively found in pine woods, either light or heavy growth, where they can always be located by their peculiar, musical lisping trill.
A very locally confined variety breeding in pine woods of southwestern California, about Monterey and Santa Cruz.
The sights and sounds of pine woods, the comfort and delight of walking in them, cannot be half told in a short paragraph.
Nymphs frequent under bark on decaying pine logs in pine woods; occasional in leaf mold in heavy junglelike scrub (Rehn and Hebard, 1914).
In undergrowth in pine woods; beaten from shrubbery, from bayberry bushes, from lower branches of gumbo limbo and other trees, from lower bushes and shrubs in jungle, and from low oaks on hills.
In nests of webworm and beaten from bushes of bayberry, Myrica cerifera, along edge of pine woods (Rehn and Hebard, 1916).
The treatment he received while at the "Pine Woods" shows that among slaveholders there are men of humanity as well as of cruelty.
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