EARLY AUTUMN IN KLAMATH BASIN

Posted by: atowhee | September 27, 2021

EARLY AUTUMN IN KLAMATH BASIN

Photos from Kirk Gooding. Red-necked Phalarope, stilts, yellowlegs, red-tail, some few of the 1000 cranes present between Township Road and Stateline Road. Kirk reports there is now water in some of the canals north of Stateline. Sump#2 at Tule Lake also has water.

Posted in birding, birds, california, cranes, Klamath Basin, migratory birds, natural history, oregon, raptor, shorebirds | Tags: Black-necked Stilt, Greater Yellowlegs, Red-necked Phalarope, Red-tailed Hawk, Sandhill cranes, Tule Lake

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super photos. Stephanie

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By: Stephanie Begley-Smith on September 28, 2021
at 7:53 am

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