Habitat - The Red-winged Blackbird is breeds in brackish and fresh-water marshes, in cattails and reeds along wet ditches, moist thickets, damp brushy fields, blackberry tangles near water and fields and even backyards with large fish ponds. In nonbreeding season it often flocks to farmlands.
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