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California Condor
Eben Inemillan
Page 12
12-February-1963
People
Condor -
Condor -
Condor -
Weather.
It was very mild - cloudy and threatening rain
as I drove to Gene Rambo's ranch on the Cholame
flats, 8 miles N. West of Cholame, at 9:30 A.M.
Gene and son Greg were hanging a wooden gate at
his corrals. Gene said he had observed one adult
Condor in the canyon back of his house last
Sunday February 10-1963. This bird when first
seen was flapping a good deal as it flew about
in a light drizzle of rain. Gene didn't say if
he saw what direction it took in leaving.
Gregory Rambo said he saw Three Condor on
January 27th near the old Charlie Maule cabin
in the canyon behind the Rambo Home, Gene Rambo
also saw Two adult Condor on the west ridge
above the Charlie Maule cabin on January
12-1963.
I recruited Gene Rambo to act as watchman
and recorder for any observations of Condor
he should make in the future and to call either
[illegible] or [illegible] collect should anything unusual
show up. He also is to go with us to
the east side of the San Joaquin Valley
next Tuesday and set up a watch among
cowmen and packers he is acquainted with
in that area.
I returned home at 2:30 P.M.. Heavy rain
started falling at 6:30 P.M. and continued on
into the night.