Willow Flycatcher Range Map
The Willow Flycatcher breeds from central British Columbia and southern Alberta east to southern Wisconsin, southern Quebec, central Maine and Nova Scotia south to southern California, western and central Texas, Arkansas, northern Georgia and central and eastern Virginia. It winters in Mexico and Central America. The Willow Flycatcher occurs in a variety of habitats ranging from brushy fields to willows, thickets along streams, prairie woodlots, shrubby swales and open woodland edges. It prefers edge habitats that include thickets or groves of small trees and shrubs surrounded by grasslands, as well as the edges of gallery forests along rivers or streams. In areas where its range overlaps that of the alder flycatcher, it prefers drier, smaller, more open shrubby habitat.

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