Gallery Seven
 Permanent Marshes and Deep Wetland Habitats
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Text by Dave Menke, USFWS.
Permanent Marshes and Deep Wetland Habitats are found in the Upper Klamath and Tule Lake Basins. Habitat includes Klamath, Williamson, Wood, Sprague, and Lost Rivers; Upper Klamath, Clear, and Tule Lakes, many smaller deep wetlands and permanent marshes. Fish-eating species such as grebes, pelicans, gulls, terns, and diving ducks use these wetlands. The vegetation growing in these wetlands (primarily cattail and bulrush stands which are also called 'tules') provide habitat for rails, white-faced ibis, egrets, herons, yellow-headed blackbirds to name only a few.

American White Pelican	Bufflehead	Caspian & Forster's Terns	Caspian Tern	Clark's Grebe	Common Goldeneye
Eared Grebe	Eared Grebe with nest	Great Egrit	Lesser Scaup female	Lesser Scaup male	Lesser Scaup m&f
Marsh Wren	Marsh Wren immature	Redhead with brood	Ringed-billed & Boneparte's Gulls	Ring-neck duck	Ruddy Ducks
Ruddy Duck	Sora	Tri-colored Blackbird	Tundra Swan	Tundra & Whooper Swans	Western Grebe
White-faced Ibis	WHite-faced Ibis	Yellow-headed Blackbird	Merganser