Clark's Nutcracker Range Map
The Clark's Nutcracker is a year-round resident from central British Columbia and southwestern Alberta to western and southeastern Wyoming, south through the mountains of Washington, Oregon, California and Nevada to Baja California, and in the Rockies to east-central Arizona and southern New Mexico. It occasionally wanders during nonbreeding season to lower mountains and lowlands beyond its breeding range. The Clark's Nutcracker prefers high-altitude rocky sites with open or broken coniferous forest and clearings but occurs in the mountains from 3,000 to 13,000 feet. It inhabits a variety of coniferous forest types including ponderosa pine, pinyon-juniper and spruce-fir.

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