Leaving Ashland we had some great views of the clouds swirling over the mountains.
Our destination was the Klamath and Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuges. When we arrived it was quite foggy. (Hard to capture in a photo.)
We did the short Sheepy Ridge walk behind the visitor center and saw a few things.
Next we did the auto tour. It was dry so there weren't many water birds. But there were lots of Red-tailed hawks - one on almost every power pole. This one was on a fence and let us get reasonably close.
We also stopped at the nearby Petroglyph Point. We didn't find the petroglyphs but it's also a favorite nesting area for cliff swallows and raptors.
That night we stopped at Willow Creek campground. I like the small forest service campgrounds, especially off season when they're mostly empty.
See also Shelley's post
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