
Also at 0710 I became aware of
a partially visible animal behind the dunes , 40 ft left of 1BS. At 1232 the
animal would move into view, and I could see that it was the same U/M I've seen
for 3 days now, with the new wound on the belly. Visibility sucked today because
of the VOG, and I had to leave for two other calls, so I still don't know who it
is, for sure. DB, just as a note for the record... Kailua Sailboard Kayak peeps reported a seal swimming around the mokes on Monday... never hauled out.. and was at a distance where they couldn't determine the size. But from the reports sounded as though it wasn't just passing through. Time was between 11-1, multiple sightings.
At 0903 on a pan I found M38
once again snoozin' amongst the water front rocks to the right of Seal Rock
Inlet. He would remain all day.
On my
first look at Spitting Cave, I'd found nobody, but Gayle called at 0948 to
advise that she had Kaiwi (RK96) at Spitting Cave. When I arrived at 1012 I
could confirm the Kaiwi ID. We lost her at approximately 1030, and half
heartedly joked about her hauling out at Crappy Cove at 1330 (ha,ha,ha). We
were wrong....... she arrived at 1303 !! She would remain the rest of the day.
Thanks to Gayle,Kathy, June & Zeenie. Kaiwi was snoozin' in the Naupaka at
dark.

Team
Billand checked in at 0807 to report Kermit (R012), fronting #1708 at White
Plains. It appears that Kermit has begun his molt. A break is visible in his
left fore flipper pit. Not the traditional start, but then what else is
traditional about Kermie.

Dana called at 1645 with the reports of animals in Ewa
Beach, KoOlina and Iroquois Point. Clay found Irma (R010) at IRQ, the KoOlina
animal was gone when the volunteer arrived, and no word at this writing on the
Ewa Beach animal.
Unidentified Male (U/M)
Wound on the belly.... wonder who this guy is.... DB, you have no guesses? no need to wager any cats or the mrs.
Rocky at Kokee Flats...
Rocky is looking very full figured
Irma @ KoOlina
Kermit @ White Plains
Nice close up of pudgy face
Kermit when you going to molt man?
Barbara's seal sand sculpture
some would say cloudy sun.... but we know... it's a vog sunset!
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Fortunately not a DOCARE incident. I investigated the area after a report of interaction between gill netter and seal. Net was being removed when I arrived. Fisherman mentioned a seal but the interaction was not mentioned, duh. Spoke with Earl later in the day and he will be following up on the information I provided.
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