Gymnogyps californianus April 21, 1946 Sespe Canyon, Calif. to gain altitude has obviously been above S. slopes. The falls at Oil Well St. was running well - it should be a good drinking place for condors. On the bluffs near top of Sulphur Pk., 2 or 3 well white washed ledges are visible - maybe not condor perches. 10:30, two condors spiraled down, wings flexed, feet down, & landed atop a bluff 50+ yds. S. of lip of the falls. At least one was adult. They alighted 10+ sec. apart, adult first, the adult remaining in my view but other hidden beyond it. The adult's perch & other rocks near falls tops were apparently not whitewashed at all, so probably not a frequent perch. 10:38- adult gone; could not relocate. Perhaps it dropped down to water, or perhaps soared toward Bear Heaven. 10:42, I saw 3 circling above Sulphur Pk. - they rose to 1000' above it, then I lost them. From 11:00 to 11:15 I watched one circling about ½ mile S. of mouth of West Fork - this bird made little change in altitude or location during this time; at 11:15 it glided W. At 11:15 I saw me circling near the bluffs just W. of Sulphur Pk., its shadow crossing the cliffs several times. At 11:20 this one headed SE, from Fair S. wind continued. 11:42, I saw two on the skyline atop a boulder at top of falls to SW of Oil Derrick. Apparently this was the