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Brown Creeper

Certhia americana · Certhiidae

🐦 Bird71 regionsUncommon in AlbertaLocation protected

Where it's found

Every region with Brown Creeper in its dex, with the tier and number it has there.

RegionTierNo.
CanadaCommon#326
El SalvadorRare#147
GuatemalaUncommon#217
HondurasUncommon#189
MexicoCommon#634
NicaraguaLegendary#159
Saint Pierre and MiquelonRare#098
United States of AmericaCommon#642
AlabamaUncommon#148
AlaskaCommon#180
AlbertaUncommon#169
ArizonaCommon#232
ArkansasCommon#141
British ColumbiaCommon#235
CaliforniaCommon#320
ColoradoCommon#221
ConnecticutCommon#147
DelawareUncommon#128
District of ColumbiaUncommon#093
FloridaRare#204
GeorgiaUncommon#154
IdahoUncommon#164
IllinoisCommon#150
IndianaCommon#136
IowaUncommon#134
KansasUncommon#151
KentuckyCommon#136
LouisianaUncommon#146
MaineCommon#159
ManitobaUncommon#148
MarylandCommon#163
MassachusettsCommon#175
MichiganCommon#160
MinnesotaCommon#165
MississippiUncommon#140
MissouriUncommon#142
MontanaUncommon#177
NebraskaUncommon#165
NevadaUncommon#174
New BrunswickCommon#147
New HampshireCommon#147
New JerseyUncommon#160
New MexicoUncommon#221
New YorkCommon#195
Newfoundland and LabradorUncommon#118
North CarolinaCommon#169
North DakotaUncommon#131
Northwest TerritoriesLegendary#097
Nova ScotiaCommon#161
OhioCommon#157
OklahomaUncommon#162
OntarioCommon#179
OregonCommon#224
PennsylvaniaCommon#159
Prince Edward IslandUncommon#098
QuébecCommon#164
Rhode IslandUncommon#133
SaskatchewanUncommon#141
South CarolinaUncommon#154
South DakotaUncommon#161
TennesseeUncommon#150
TexasUncommon#278
UtahUncommon#189
VermontCommon#136
VirginiaCommon#181
WashingtonCommon#210
West VirginiaUncommon#123
WisconsinCommon#157
WyomingUncommon#156
YukonRare#109
BermudaRare#065Vagrant

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Location protected. This species is never shown at its real location, for everyone, always. Only counts appear here.

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Field notes

What to look for

A tiny streaky brown bird that spirals up a trunk, then flies to the base of the next tree; thin curved bill and stiff tail.

Where

Mature forest in the mountains, foothills and boreal north.

When

Year-round.

Tips

Looks like moving bark. Always goes up trees; nuthatches go down.

Related species

Birds near it in Alberta's dex.

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