Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge - Wildlife refuge in Dorris - , USA

Went on Feb 2022… it was pretty dry… literally no water fouls.. have seen close to 10 bald eagles.. seen coyotes and some other birds.. otherwise pretty dry.. hope to come back when there enough rain and snow… bald eagles are all on pretty much in one place…

Most of the fields are completely dry (3/22) but there’s water along Eagle Alley and there’s birds if you know where to look. I saw hundreds of Greater-front white geese, Sandhill cranes, Northern pin-tail and many Bald Eagles.

Wonderful place to visit for Bird Watching or to just drive around. We saw Approximately 40--50 Hawks in just a few miles. There is all kinds of Wildlife to see. Also Restrooms and Viewing Areas.

In spring, you can't beat the amount of wildlife. Year round its still an austere beauty. Greatly under used, no crowd I've ever seen.

Awesome that this is right here in our backyard. We saw so many eagles today... took my breath away.

Lots of Bald Eagle and other birds of prey in the winter.

My favorite place. I saw plenty of birds and animals; no people. What more can you ask?

The Lower Klamath and Tule lake area are full of wildlife including but not limited to Bald Eagles, Coyotes, Hawks of different speciaes, White Pelicans, geese of several Species, Swans, Owls, Deer, Pheasant and the list go on.