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Many species
that occur in the Central Parkland Subregion
are missing here but
there are other species that give this Subregion a distinctive character.
Rocky Mountain species in upland forests and shrublands include dusky flycatcher, MacGillivray's warbler, lazuli bunting and white-crowned sparrow. In the far south, black-headed grosbeaks and blue grouse are typical of aspen forests.