Noyes Phil 1974 Journal Red Barn, National Seashore Headquarters, Luis W. Olema, Marin Co. Calif. This is the headquarters for Pt. Reyes seashore on the main road from Olema to Inverness. We arrived ~ 9:30 AM. Weather was partly cloudy, occasional rain showers. Had rained hard just before we arrived. Air temp about 12°C, light breeze. The barn itself is a large wooden & concrete structure in the center of buildings around headquarters. It is long & narrow, wooden walls & roof. In the middle (in the long direction) there [crossed out] is a short structure; the roof itself rises so that from the air the building must have sort of a T-shape, i.e., a support at top. The bats are in this center area, between rafter rafters & the roof (made of some sort of composite material, red color on its outside) & hanging on the sides of the rafters. The Forest Service erected a scaffolding so that Patton & Jones could get up to the bat to try to "eradicate" them. They also have placed strong lights near the roof which [crossed out] from an attractant during cold weather. And, they have sprayed several times with pine oil with no permanent result. There are 2 species. Myotis yumanensis