Chipping Sparrow Range Map
The Chipping Sparrow is widespread and common, having adapted well to human-made environments—suburban lawns and plantings, orchards, parks, and golf courses. Their preferred natural habitat is along woodland edges or in dry open woodlands with grassy floors, typically replacing Field Sparrows as old fields and logged areas are reforested. In the southeast, Chipping Sparrows are common in open pine forests; in the northern and mountain states, they can be found in openings in the forest, along streams and lakes, in spruce bogs mountain meadows and in stands of jack or red pine. In the prairie states, they may be found in cottonwood groves.

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