Golden Eagle Range Map
The Golden Eagle breeds from northern and western Alaska east to Labrador, south to southern Alaska, Baja California, western and central Texas, western Oklahoma, and western Kansas; in eastern North America to New York and New England. It winters from south-central Alaska and the southern portions of the Canadian provinces south throughout the breeding range, rarely to coastal South Carolina. The Golden Eagle inhabits open country, from barren areas to open coniferous forests, primarily in hilly and mountainous regions, but also in rugged deserts, on the plains and in tundra. It prefers large trees with large horizontal branches and cliffs for roosting and perching. In the West, it often moves down from the mountains onto the plains and valleys for winter.

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