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Pine Warbler Range Map

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Range Map for Pine Warbler

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Migration

Partial migrant. Pine Warblers from the northern U.S. and Canada migrate to wintering grounds in the southeastern U.S. Individuals that breed in the Southeast typically stay there year-round.

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