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Creeper Range MapThe Brown Creeper breeds from southwestern, central, and southeastern Alaska, central Alberta, central Manitoba, and Newfoundland south to southern California, across to extreme western Texas, southeastern Nebraska, southeastern Missouri, southern Ontario, eastern Ohio, and West Virginia; in the Applachians to eastern Tennessee and western North Carolina; and to the lowlands of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware. It also breeds through Mexico into Central America. Winters generally through the breeding range, withdrawing from the higher latitudes and elevations and south throughout the eastern United States and southern Texas, the Gulf Coast, and central Florida. The Brown Creeper inhabits dense coniferous, deciduous, and mixed woodlands, montane forests, and wooded swamps with standing dead trees with loose bark. During migration and in winter, it occurs in open woodlands, scrub forests, parks, and suburban trees. More information about the Brown Creeper |
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