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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 16, 13 October 1927, Page 8

'[’be nesting seassn has begun, and observers can notice tho birds busily engaged in carrying material for construction of the nests. Ou a recent morning 11 perfectly formed thrush’s nest was found in an unusual place, a corner of a railway wagon (says the ‘Northern Advocate'*’). In it were five eggs. The nest and its contents now rest on tho desk of one of the railway officials, but before it was xiaced there some wag inscriljcd nicknames of well-known officials on the eggs.