Durnford, however, who found them breeding in Chupat at the end of October, tells us that the nest is a slight depression in the ground, sometimes lined with a few blades of grass.
The nests were bulky platforms, composed of sticks of various sizes, with but a slight depressionin the centre, and sparingly lined with a few bunches of dried grass.
The nest is a slight depression on the moist ground close to the water, and lined with a little withered grass.
John Murdoch (1885) says: The nest was always well hidden in the grass and never placed in marshy ground or on the bare black parts of tundra, and consists merely of a slight depression in the ground, thinly lined with dried grass.
It is carefully polished all over, so as to show no traces of its having been chipped out, except a slight depression on one face, and this is polished like the rest of the blade.
The cloaca gives off a pair of much-branched respiratory trees, which are constantly supplied with water by the contractions of the cloaca.
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