California Condor Eben McMillan 8 August 1964 42 Condor feeding on the carcass of a cow near Lebec at the time Koford was making his study of Condor. Reynolds has not seen Condor for several years although he patrols the Santa Clara River Valley in Southern Ventura County and spoke of being into the Boy Scout Camp in the Sespe River. It seems strange that one who had seen Condor and been implicated in the research project on Condor that Koford had done, would decline in interest in the wildlife of his area whereby he would fail to see Condor for ten years even though he would be patrolling an area over which Condor welfare. Condor must fly at least once a week. It appears evident that Condor welfare is not now, nor has it ever been, a subject of concern among personnel of the Department of Fish and Game of California. At Lake of the Woods I also met Ed Green who is Unit Manager of the San Diego unit of the California Department of Fish and Game as Game Manager. He had been sent to Mt. Pinos district of U.S. Forest Service to take age, weight and condition checks of deer that were brought to the Check Station in Lake of the Woods. He told me of talking to a person in Pauma Valley, San Diego County, who runs a grocery store Near the post office in Pauma Valley, who said he had observed what he thought sure was a Condor feeding with Turkey Vultures near Pauma Valley about 1954. Green could not recall the name of this person but said he was an egg collector and as such, would probably know what Condor looked like and could identify one. I drove up Frazier Mountain to the upper Orcutt Flow hunters Camp seeing many hunters along the way most of whom were walking along the road or near it. At the upper hunter overflow