Red-winged Blackbird Range Map
Although they will also nest in hayfields, swamps, and other wet upland habitats, Red-winged Blackbirds are primarily associated with freshwater marshes. This blackbird's breeding range extends from northern Canada to Central America. Some populations in the southern parts of the range are nonmigratory, but almost all northern birds winter in the South, forming huge flocks that migrate by day, foraging for grain and seeds in fields with other blackbirds, and roost at night in dense cover in wetland habitats.

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