Prairie Warbler Range Map
The Prairie Warbler breeds from eastern Nebraska, central Missouri, northern Illinois, central Wisconsin, northern Michigan, southern Ontario, southeastern New York and New Hampshire south to eastern Texas, the Gulf Coast and southern Florida. It winters from central Florida south to the West Indies and Central America. The Prairie Warbler generally inhabits open brushy lands, often in mixed pine and scrub oak woodlands. It also inhabits southern pine forests, sand dunes, mangroves and jack pine plains but tends to avoid dense forests. Suitable habitats have increased on abandoned farms, unmowed orchards, strip mine lands, Christmas tree farms and burned and grazed woodlands.

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