Distribution
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Catharus bicknelli breeds patchily in south-east Quebec and the Maritime provinces, Canada, and eastern New York and northern New England, USA1,5,6. There are 20,000-50,000 adults in the USA4,10 and 1,000-3,000 birds in the Maritime provinces2, but there have been local extinctions10. It migrates along the coast to winter in the Caribbean7. The stronghold is the Dominican Republic (especially the Sierra de Baoruco and Cordillera Central) and possibly Haiti7,9. It may also winter in the Blue Mountains of Jamaica, and small numbers occur in Puerto Rico and Dominica. There are three records from Cuba, including one in the Sierra Maestra in 19993,10,11.
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