Northern Shrike Range Map
The Northern Shrike breeds in Alaska, the Yukon, southwestern Mackenzie, and northern parts of Manitoba, Quebec and Labrador. It winters from southern Alaska and the southern half of Canada south to northern California, central Nevada, northern Arizona, northern New Mexico, Kansas, northern Missouri, central Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The Northern Shrike inhabits a broad belt of coniferous forest or taiga across Canada and Alaska during summer and strongly prefers forest edges, open willow brush, and brush-bordered swamps and bogs. It prefers semi-open country with short grasses and scattered trees or shrubs during winter.

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