Habitat
In the southern portion of their breeding range, Blackpoll Warblers can be found on the higher elevations of mountains in woodland or brushy areas. They also spend their summers on the wooded coastal islands of Maine and the Maritime Provinces. Father North they have been reported throughout the boreal coniferous forest. Blackpolls breed nearer to the tundra than any other warbler.
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