Winter Wren Range Map
In North America, the Winter Wren is primarily a denizen of the cool northern coniferous forests found in the northern United States and Canada. Winter Wren populations occur in the higher altitudes of the Appalachians, in the dense spruce forests of the Rocky Mountains, and in the rugged stream beds and redwood forests of the Pacific Coast. Throughout most of its range, Winter Wren habitats are characterized by deep shade and forest floors littered with rotting stumps and fallen moss-covered logs. A completely different habitat is occupied by a group of Winter Wrens in the treeless Aleutian Islands, where they forage and nest on cliffs or in clumps of grass in rocky places along streams and the shoreline.

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