California Condor Glenn D. Milian 27 September 1963 probably where someone had cleaned a deer. Two large groups of buzzards have gone south since you were over here last. One on the 21st, and another yesterday morning (25 boat). Sincerely Evelyn Farmsworth Throughout the range of Condor, when people are aware of Condor, they see them. My Coverage of the Northernmost range of Condor, on the West Slope of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, today, would tend to show that Condor very seldom get North of Friant Dam. However, it will be interesting to visit this area again at the close of this Study to see if the people with whom I have talked today, might look for Condor in the future, and, in so doing, develop evidence that Condor do frequent the area from Friant Dam to Raymond more than had been formally suspected. How the Nineteen condor that Traft, Gregory Newman and I saw on May 24, 1959 could range the above area without being noticed by someone seems stranger. On the other hand, Mrs. Farmsworth sees Condor more than all the other residents of the, Potterville to Glenville area, see together. She looks for Condor and knows them.