Common Redpoll Range Map
The Common Redpoll breeds in the northern Arctic region from northern Alaska to Baffin Island, and south to northern British Columbia, and east to Newfoundland. Resident in southern part of the breeding range. Winters from Alaska and northern Saskatchewan east to Newfoundland and south to about mid-United States. The Common Redpoll inhabits open fields with scattered small spruces or other trees or small shrubs in the north circumpolar region. In winter, forms large flocks and moves erratically, occasionally to the edge of forests.

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