Chestnut-sided Warbler Range Map
The Chestnut-sided Warbler breeds from east-central Alberta and central Saskatchewan to southern Quebec and New Brunswick south to eastern Colorado, Iowa, central Ohio and Massachusetts; in the Appalachians south to north-central Georgia and northwestern South Carolina. It winters from Mexico to Panama and casually to South America. The Chestnut-sided Warbler inhabits rather open and dry areas having some woody vegetation in the form of shrubs and small trees, preferring the brushy regrowth of clear-cut forests and abandoned pastures and fields. It also frequents second-growth woodland edges and clearings, low shrubbery, briar thickets, brushy hillsides and brooksides, and roadside thickets.

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