Great Horned Owl Range Map
The Great Horned Owl breeds from western and central Alaska and central Yukon to Labrador and Newfoundland, south throughout the Americas to Tierra del Fuego. Winters generally throughout the breeding range, with the northernmost populations being partially migratory. The Great Horned Owl occurs in a wide variety of forested habitats. Inhabits open coniferous, deciduous, or mixed woodlands, orchards, second-growth forests, marshes, swamps, riverine forests, partially wooded slopes, brushy hillsides, farm woodlots, large city parks and rocky canyons well away from forest cover. In the South, prefers baldcypress hummocks and expansive dense palmetto woodlands interspersed with scattered pine.

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