Check out new Video Header on Klamath Birding Trail website

Hi Everyone:

We have added a new attraction to the KBBT website.  The website header will have video of some current wildlife activity. Right now the Grebes are dancing!
Check it out!
Thanks,
Cindy

Gray-crowned Rosie-Finch - Diamond Lake Junction May 27

Hi Everyone:

Sorry for the delay in getting this out. Larry Arbanas actually found the bird to the rear of the Cafe at Diamond Lake Junction on May 27th.  He has been filming in Northern Lake County and Sheldon NWR. Just returned last night.  According to the KBBT bird list this bird is listed as rare at Crater Lake NP and Diamond Lake.

Thanks much,

Cindy

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Cindy Deas
Klamath/Lake/Modoc/Siskiyou Outdoor Recreation Working Group
PO Box 172
Bonanza, Oregon 97623
541-892-0596
cindyd4444@gmail.com

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Cindy Deas
Klamath/Lake/Modoc/Siskiyou Outdoor Recreation Working Group
PO Box 172
Bonanza, Oregon 97623
541-892-0596
cindyd4444@gmail.com

Pelicans just seen at Miller Island Refuge

Amercian white pelicans - Saw them during early lunch outing, circling high in the sky near the ODFW office; did not see where they went from there as I was distracted watching the many thousands of snow geese in the field near the office. - Greg Holm (Crater Lake and Klamath Falls)

Birding at the Klamath Basin Refuges

Check out recent bird sightings at the Klamath Basin Refuges. Happy Birding

Klamath Basin NWR Current Bird Sightings

Hi All:

Check out map and list of current bird sightings at the Klamath Basin NWR. 

Happy Birding!
Cindy

Rare Albino Sandhill Crane in Klamath Basin

Hi Everyone:

Larry Turner sent me this photo of an albino sandhill crane in the Klamath Basin.  Check it out.
Thanks
Cindy

Klamath Basin NWR - Current Sightings

Hi Everyone:

We had a very successful Winter Wings Festival last weekend. But the fun does not stop as far as wildlife viewoing. Check out current sightings at the Klamath Basin Refuges. 

Happy Birding,
Cindy