Gymnogyps californianus July 15, 1946 Nr. Gordon Creek, Calif. 7 a.m. At 7:50 I saw 2 turkey vultures soaring, & about 5 at 8:10. Bay 9:30, with constant searching, saw no condors, so descended to about 1 mile E. of Fountain Springs. Then I saw 1 about 1½ miles toward Credow Mtn. at 10:18 & 3 with about 50 turkey vultures about 1½ miles bore S. of me at 10:21. Breeze fair; warmer today than yesterday, & clearer. About 10:40 I again saw 1 about 2 miles toward Credow Mtn., & 1 about 2 miles S.E. of me, both soaring. Left then & drove to White River. Saw several turkey vultures on ground or perched in trees & on rocks on the way. Talked to Mrs. Walter Gregg - she said the condors were back again, that there were 4 birds, 2 small & 2 large ones, which sometimes perched on the rocks on the high hill (Bald Mtn.) behind the house, & that the big ones had white under their wings. Walter Gregg was not in; I left Mrs. D. a condor picture & my address & departed. Visited Maria Vincent then. He said they saw 1 condor May 7 and one June 12, 1946. One was when they were looking cattle at a corral near the ranch (Crops, about between 8 & 9 a.m.), it seemed to be soaring down the hills. The other was seen when they were poisoning squirrels. He said the first condors he ever saw — about 15 or 16 — was many years ago when they were poisoning squirrels here for the first time & the squirrels were thick. I returned to my watching point about 1 mile E. of Fountain Springs. At 2:11 I saw me admit slight atop a bare lone dead pine stub about