Gallery Four
Wildlife Found in Ponderosa/Lodgepole Pine Habitats
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Text by Dave Menke, USFWS.
This habitat is usually found above juniper/sagebrush vegetation and at a lower elevation than Douglas fir and true fir habitats within the Upper Klamath Basin watershed.  Many cavity nesting bird species use the Ponderosa/lodgepole pine habitat, particularly where past fires have created openings and dead snags. Several species of woodpeckers, nuthatches and flycatchers are commonly observed within this habitat.

Anna's Hummingbird	Sage Thrasher	Ash-throated Flycatcher	Black-headed Grosbeak	Cassin's Finch male	Chipping Sparrow
Clark's Nutcracker	Flammulated Owl	Lewis's Woodpecker	Mountain Bluebird	Mountain Chickadee	Pigmy Nuthatch
Red Crossbill	Western Bluebird	Western Tanager	White-breasted Nuthatch	Western Wood Pewee	Red-breasted Nuthatch
Yellow-pine Chipmunk