House Wren Range Map
The House Wren breeds from southern and east-central British Columbia and northern Alberta east to southwestern Quebec and New Brunswick, and south to Baja California, Mexico, western and northern Texas, central Arkansas, southern Tennessee, and North Carolina. Winters from southern California to northern Texas, the northern portion of the Gulf States, and coastal Maryland south to Mexico, the Gulf Coast, and Florida. Originally associated with deciduous forests and open woods, the House Wren has adapted to woody vegetation in cities, towns and around farms. Frequents edges of woodlands, open forests, clearings, swampy woodlands, orchards, farmlands, and suburban gardens. Ranges from the plains up to near timberline in the West but avoids high elevations in the East.

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