observed Condor since I had been here on Tejon Ranch before. California Condor Eben McMillan 24 October 1963 I returned to the Grapevine station on highway 99 where I called Slaytor of the San Emigdio Ranch, and made plans to enter that property to check for Condor next Monday morning. Mr. Slaytor said he, nor any of the ranch personnel, had seen Condor for some time. He doubted that any were using that range now. I met John Grigsby, of Tejon Ranch, at this Grapevine Station. He reported seeing Eight Condor near the 6500 foot elevation on the east side of Pastoria Canyon about 10:00 A.M. on 2 October 1963. Two of these Condor were perched in trees and the others were on the ground when Mr. Grigsby came upon them. As they took off, he thought they all showed yellow heads. While the Eight Condor circled the area before leaving they wheeled close enough to Mr. Grigsby that he could have easily shot them with a rifle; and even while they were perched in the trees, and on the ground, they gave ample time before flying that several shots could have been fired at them. Mr. Grigsby seems very interested in Condor and is one with whom one could work to bring about a protective attitude among all Tejon Ranch personnel, towards Condor. One of the attendants at the Union Oil Company service station at Grapevine Overheard Mr. Grigsby and I discussing Condor. He said that he and several other employees of the station had observed Two Condor circling high above this station about 4:30 p.m. on 20 October 1963. It was well past dark when I arrived at the deer hunter checking camp of Mr. Nord that is located at the beginning of the foothills at the mouth of Tunis Creek. Two hunters were-