California Condor Eben McMillan - 12 July 1964 The following are condor records that have been mailed me that I have not yet entered in these notes. 12-Feb-1964-1230 p.m. Be: Condors = 2 certain 2 additional possible, 2 low circling 1/2 mi N.E. Granite Station moved slowly N.E., 2 additional ? High last seen, 12:30 moving S.E. Frank R. Stockton Feb 13, 1964 Condor on top of oak tree about 150 yards from house SE 1/4 Section 23, T.26S, R.29E. at 6:30 A.M. left tree at 7:15 as soon as son reached it. Soared down canyon to N.W. Could not observe that it left area. Undoubtedly a Condor. end letter. Letter postmarked Feb.12, 1964 p.m. in Porterville, Calif. records the following from Evelyn Farnsworth - 12: Feb. 1964 at 9:25 A.M. - One Condor - Pruitt Hill, Glennville-Cal. 10 Feb. 1964 - Blue Mt. Glennville, Kern Co. Cal. ? probable ? Two Card to Nat. Audubon Society, Berkeley, Cal. From John Rensberger, U.O. California Berkeley Cal. Cancelled Sept. 30-1963 p.m. I observed a young California Condor feeding on Carrion on the highway which connects Camp Creek Valley with the town of Brothers in central Oregon. The date was 29 July 1963. The location is approx. halfway between Logan Butte and Brothers. This is a high lava plains region, 10 to 15 miles south of the Mountains. It passed within 100 yds. as it flew up, so there is no doubt as to its identity. Its plumage was dark except for its tail, indicating a young individual. sincerely yours, John Rensberger