Although not quite as abundant as its close relative the Black-crowned Night-heron, Yellow-crowned Night-herons are common in the eastern United States where they inhabit a variety of wetland habitats from coastal mudflats to riverbanks and lakeside edges.
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As their name suggests, Yellow-crowned Night-herons are mostly active at night, roosting in deep cover during the day.
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