March	move to fishing camps, old remain at winter villages
April	fishing, continues in varying intensity year round
May	fishing, women dig for ipos, waterfowl eggs gathered, yellow pine cambium sought
June	camas gathered in meadows, waterfowl and other small game hunted
July	same
August	women harvest pond lily seeds (wokas) on lakes, men hunt mule deer and antelopes
September	harvest wokas, gather berries in uplands, hunt, fish, return to winter villages
October	prepare winter provisions, hunting and fishing restricted
November	some hunting and fishing
December	some fishing, some hunting of deer, bear and waterfowl, shamanic ceremonies
January	some hunting and fishing where possible
February	same, provisions often low, in times of famine moss and lodgepole pine cambium eaten

Klamath Animal Terms

Rank	Category	Number of Terms	Proportion
1	Birds (incl. eggs)	100	40%
2	Mammals	58	23%
3	Fish	39	16%
4	Insects	32	13%
5	Reptiles	11	4%
6	Shellfish	4	2%
6	Amphibians	4	2%

Total Animal Terms Listed = 248

Klamath Plant Terms

Rank	Category	Number of Terms	Proportion
1	Grass/Tule	36	26%
2	Fruits	35	25%
3	Trees	21	15%
4	Roots	19	13%
5	Other Plants	18	13%
6	Seeds	12	8%

Total Plant Terms Listed = 143

Klamath Tribelets

Group	Name	Settlements
Klamath Marsh/Williamson River	'ewksikni	34
Agency Lake	goWadsdikni	2
Lower Williamson	dokwakni	7
Pelican Bay	gombatkni	8
Klamath Falls	'iWLaLLonkni	14
Upland (Sprague River)	blaykni	5
Chiloquin	mbosagsawa's