California condor Eben McMillan 2 october 1963 the mouth of November in 1962. He thinks Condor come to Tejon basin to feed when the Cows commence calving in mid-October. He usually sees them coming from the head of Tejon Canyon flying out west-by-southwest over the eucalyptus grove southwest of old headquarters. Mr. McKenzie said the Condor roost along the top of the ridge just west of the summit, in big pines. He has walked under the trees where the Condor roost while the birds are still in the trees. He claims to have seen two dead Condor in tate years. Both these dead Condor were near, or in, water along the creeks. One dead Condor Gib McKenzie thought was about two years ago. He could not tell how far back he saw the other dead Condor, but not too many years back, he stated. Gib McKenzie thinks Condor are not as plentiful as was the case in years past. He said that 60 or 70 Condor would follow the squirrel poisoning gangs, on Tejon ranch, when he was a young fellow. He thinks he has seen 100 Condor in one flock about 1930. There is little doubt of Gib McKenzie's knowing condors. Not only does he know Condor but he must have spent some time observing them from the way he will describe their actions when explaining some feature or behavior activity of Condor in action. He told me that he enjoys seeing Condor in flight and marvelling at their ability to remain aloft, in soaring flight with no apparent effort. Mr. McKenzie will -