Cape May Warbler Range Map
The Cape May Warbler breeds from southwestern and south-central Mackenzie and northeastern British Columbia east to central Ontario, southern Quebec and New Brunswick south to central Alberta, southeastern Manitoba, northern Wisconsin, southern Ontario, northeastern New York and east-central Maine. It winters in central and southern Florida and the West Indies. The Cape May Warbler inhabits fairly open coniferous forests, especially those with a high percentage of mature spruce. It also frequents dense spruce forests with a scattering of tall spires extending above the canopy level, the edges of coniferous forests, especially if birches or hemlocks are present, and in more open land among small trees. The Cape May Warbler will occasionally proliferate in areas heavily infested with spruce budworms.

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