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Vireo atricapilla once bred from Kansas through Oklahoma to south-west Texas, USA, into central Coahuila and southern Nuevo Leon, Mexico, wintering in Sinaloa, Nayarit, Jalisco, Colima and possibly Oaxaca, Mexico1,3,4. In Oklahoma and northern and central Texas, it is now restricted to a few sites, and elsewhere populations are increasingly fragmented1. The population has declined to c.6,000-10,000 individuals, but numbers for south-west Texas and Mexico are uncertain6. This decline is not uniform: numbers are stable in the southern 25-30% of the historic breeding range, and management has arrested declines elsewhere2.

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