At 0636 I
found that Irma (R010) had overnighted at Hanauma Bay. I cordoned her off and
she has remained all day. I got a better look at her left side today, and noted
that she has shark teeth wounds on her left side also. Obviously, this "man in
the gray suit" had a mouth fulla' Irma there for a second. Thankfully, she got
away, and the wounds appear superficial. Irma departed of her own volition at
1719. I don't even want to think about it.... good thing miss Irma can still shake her booty when it counts...
I can
not even begin to tell you how stoked I was to get an ID on yesterday's mystery
critter at Rabbit Island. Today, after a long hard observation, it turned out to
Be KOLOHE (RW22)!!! I have not seen the boy since his fish hook was removed on
1-23-12. It has been a lonnnnng 36 days. Hooray! I was worried too... one of the original caretakers from the north shore recently inquired about him... so glad we got an update!
At 1156,
Hanauma Bay posse member Ann called with the report of an animal at Toilet Bowl.
I spoke with HB posse member Marlon who had gone down there, and called me to
report N19 !! When I arrived at 1210 , sure enough there was Kaiwi (RK96)
snoozin' near the Toilet Bowl. This kid is getting around.... hitting all the haul outs on the south east side.
At 1158
the Billands found R018 at Maili.
At 1216
they found Noa (R6FI), several feet down the beach at Maili.
Dana called at 1658 with the report of Right Spot
(R016) on the reef at the Turtle Bay Hotel beach.
Team Billand found 2AW at Hau Bush at 1757.
Irma @ Hanauma Bay
pretty scary seeing this on Irma... wish we knew where this happened
In spite of her close call, she's looking pretty good.
And this is toilet bowl .... can't believe the little bugger hauled out here
she's growing up fast
KOLOHE IS BACK!
Kermit @ White Plains... looking fat and happy
nothing like rubbing your own belly
did you say FAT and happy?
okay then... 3 sets of 10 crunches will get ya back in shape
6FA R018 @ Maili
Noa 6FI/6FJ @ Maili
Noa using his tail as a musical instrument... seal cymbals
hooray that sounded good!
2AW @ Hau Bush
1 comment:
Man, seeing the shark bite marks are frightening. Irma is a big girl, been around, but even she was vulnerable to JAWS. Thank God she was alert enough to RUN!!! The sickening part, none of us can do anything about SHARKS!! I wonder, is Irma hanging out at this location for a long time to keep an eye out for Kaiwi???
Look at Irmas daughter, making her way at all these many different locations!! And alot of em are breath taking views..keep moving little Kaiwi, watch out for JAWS!! Listen to your MAMA...she knows best.
Just want to take this moment to say HI to all the cabin folks who went back home to the mainland...you are missed. And thanks for all your help at Plains!! DONT YA MISS THE SEALS?????
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