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The range of the Red-winged Blackbird stretches from southern Alaska to the Yucatan peninsula in the south, and from the western coast of California and Canada to the east coast of the continent. Red-winged Blackbirds in the northern reaches of the range are migratory, spending winters in the southern United States and Central America. Migration begins in September or October, but occasionally as early as August. In Canada, populations are generally migratory. The Red-winged Blackbird inhabits open grassy areas. It generally prefers wetlands, and inhabits both freshwater and saltwater marshes, particularly if Typhail (Cattail)is present. It is also found in dry upland areas, where it inhabits meadows, prairies, and old fields. It's call is always welcome as a sign of spring. $495 + Shipping and handling |
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