Geographic Range
<p>Great egrets are found in the Nearctic as far south as Texas, the Gulf coast states, and Florida up the Atlantic coast to Maine and southern Canada, and west to the Great Lakes.<span> (Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection, 2000)</span></p> <p><strong>Biogeographic Regions: </strong>Nearctic; Nearctic :: Native</p>
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