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Alder Flycatcher Range Map The Alder Flycatcher breeds from central Alaska and central Yukon to central and eastern Quebec, southern Labrador and southern Newfoundland, south to south-central British Columbia and southern Alberta, across to south-central Minnesota, eastern Pennsylvania, and Connecticut; also in the Appalachians south to western North Carolina. It winters in South America. The Alder Flycatcher typically inhabits northern alder swamps, where it occupies a variety of habitats, including thickets of aspen parkland. It is usually found near water in dense, low, damp thickets of alders, willows, sumacs, viburnum, elderberries, and red-osier dogwood bordering bogs, swamps, marshes, and along the banks of small streams and shores of ponds. More information about the Alder Flycatcher Visit Shaw Creek Bird Supply to see our selection of Flycatcher Houses. Copyright © 2003 Shaw Creek Bird Supply