CASCADE MOUNTAINS AREA County

Rock cliffs, wet and dry meadows, multi age and mixed conifer species

Rabbit Ears have hosted nesting Peregrine Falcon; Calliope and Rufous Hummingbirds, Rock and Canyon Wrens are possible; Fox and Lincoln’s Sparrow, Hermit Warbler; D...

Small valley in S Umpqua River canyon; mixed pine and Douglas-fir forest with riparian along river; resident Steller’s Jay, Common Raven, American Dipper, Pileated Woodpecker, Spotted Sandpiper Mountain Quail, Sooty and Ruffed Grouse, Nashville&...

mid-elevation mixed conifer forest with lodgepole pine; open water and riparian habitat, brush habitat

Ruffed and Sooty grouse, nesting Barrow’s Goldeneye Spotted Sandpiper ; Olive-sided Flycatcher, Yellow-rumped, Nashville and Hermit War...

This whole area was burned in 2020 with probably 90% of the large trees killed.

Snags and early successional plants will be the normal habitat for many years to come

Woodpecker species should increase; Osprey, Harlequin Duck has been...

Habitat: unique eastside Cascade vegetation, white thornbrush, lodgepole pine, mixed conifer.

Birds: best place in county for Calliope Hummingbird and Green-tailed Towhee, Dusky Flycatcher, Black-backed Woodpecker, other woodpeckers, Wester...

Mature big-leaf maple riparian habitat where Elk Creek meets S Umpqua River, surrounded by Douglas-fir forest;

river hosts Common Merganser, Spotted Sandpiper, Osprey, and American Dipper; rich diversity of nesting songbirds, including Bush...

Habitat: lake, river, riparian, marshy pond (other side of FR 34), mixed conifer.

Birds: Bald Eagle, Osprey, Willow Flycatcher, Spotted Sandpiper, both goldeneyes, waterfowl, Yellow Warbler, American Dipper, Common Yellowthroat,

Warb...

Mid-elevation riparian, lodgepole pine, and mixed conifer forest;

many dead trees provide habitat for woodpeckers; White-headed Woodpecker has occurred; Barrow’s Goldeneye on lake; Olive-sided, Dusky, and Hammond’s Flycatchers, Soot...