California condor survey field notes, v1477
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chuchupate Bakersfield California condor Eben McMillan 1 october 1964 ir Mt.-Cont. 9/8/64 --- 16:30 --- 1 -- Low over Frazier L.O. 9/10/64 -- 1000 -- 1 -- Over Sycamore Canyon 9/12/64 - 1000 -- 1 -- Over Frazier L.O. 9/14/64 -- 1550 -- 1 -- heading west - over [illegible] area - 9/16/64 --- 1640 -- 1 -- Over East Frazier Mt. Southward 9/23/64 --- 1400-2 --- Over Tecora Mt. Westward 9/23/64 --- 1420 - 6 --- Flying over Matey Canyon 9/25/64 --- 1050 - 1 --- Over Lebec 9/25/64 --- 1415 - 1 --- Over East Frazier 9/26/64 --- 1045 - 1 --- Over Mt. Pinos (9/29/64 --- 1250 -- 20 Group Circling over Piru Creek. 8 Condor On this observation both Mr. and Mrs. Upham admitted they could have counted the same birds several times. Mr. Upham thought there could have been only 8 Condor. At the Agricultural Commissioner's Office in Bakersfield I was told that Kern County contributes to a fund that is used by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in Predator Control - 4 fulltime trappers are on hand year around, one at Cantil, one at Arvin, one at Taft and one at Lost Hills. The lady at the front desk in Agricultural Commissioner's Office said squirrel poisoning was still going on in the Bear Mountain area. This lady also said she would see the Commissioner, Mr. Seldon Broley, and if only by them she would mail me the Poundsage of 1080 Heated Poison Put out in Kern County during the first two years Compound 1080 -