"window," but some confusion because antrozous was coming in to night roost. I joined them before 9. at 9:40 Mary's impression was that only young cory and night-roosting antro remained. at 12 when we left, there seemed to be fewer young cory, and we went to bed thinking that the mothers had returned only by one and carried them off. [at 10:4 both came in windows followed by chittering of babies] June 30 Returned to attic 8 a.m. The entire Cory colony was present in 2 clusters. Captured all except 10. Most or all of these recaptures were banded once. Of those caught, all except 1 small one and 1 adult ♂ [sic] were banded. The unbanded baby may have been this from the single preg. I lost most. Kept the ♂ and 2 mothers and young. Most of the young were within 10% of adult size and all except 1 flew when released. This non-flyer was not the smallest [123030]. No antrozous seen. Home 12:30. July 2 Left 6:30 p.m. with Anita & Peter for Pine Crest to pick up captive measel. Slept east of Knights Ferry. July 3 Arrived Deer Survey Camp at Belle Meadows before lunch. Survey crew was off on hike, but Bernie Rhiney told him They saw 5 measele cross road at night and managed to catch one half grown one in his hands. Set 11 traps baited with minke food at the place [many fallen logs among fir & sugar pines about 4 mi. by road S of Pine Crest. Then lunch with Bernie, afternoon with Leopolds