Myers Phil 1974 Journal 62 Red Barn National Seashore, Lompoc, Calif. clear at 10 PM. 30 July temp at roost 20C. 6 Antiguus, 4 in a cluster by light & 2 apart. all are adult O's. Only 6 Mystis guamensis visible. all collected. 3 were juveniles but flying. Many more bees were present, up under the roof where we could hear them but not see them. Only 2 young bees beneath the roost. This time there were several Icadeia on the E side off the barn, mostly above the under the roof. But I saw open, strong odor. Nothing in the car born, the car was no longer parked in an appropriate place to collect droppings. Picked up a Phoca at Kelham beach. One of the rangers (Tan Vaughan) drove us in. On the route in, less than a mile from the gate beyond which the public must walk, we saw several (4-5) stick & leaf nest, 50-60 feet up in a Douglas fir. Bob Jmer thought they might be Phenocamp which are not known from this far south. But were likely squirrel nests. The nests were about halfway between the treth & the periphery & appeared to be 1-2 feet in diameter.