Golden-crowned Kinglet Range Map
In the past, Golden-crowned Kinglets bred exclusively in remote boreal fir, hemlock, and spruce forests. In the East the range has been expanding south locally to Pennsylvania, Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio mostly because of reforestation with spruce plantations in this area. In the West the range extends through mountain conifer forests as far south as Mexico and Guatemala. The highest breeding densities are found in the hemlock forests of British Columbia. During migration and winter these kinglets use more varied habitats and often join foraging flocks of chickadees, titmice, creepers, and woodpeckers.

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