At 0706 on my first look at Rabbit Island, I found RM38 on the beach, 100ft left of 1BS, and a gang of 4 clustered around the log, in the Morning Glory, 40 ft left of 1BS. They would prove to be Kolohe (RW22),Kimo Kai (RT12)Kea (RN46) and what I would discover a few hours later, Duke (RA12). Duke has not been home for a visit since 7-7-15.When I got back at 0842 I found that Kimo Kai had now moved down to join RM38 at the left end. RM38 would depart at 0858. I did not see him again today.
All of the log animals would eventually move down individually. At 1011 another animal came out of nowhere beyond my line of sight at the left end, which would prove to be Kainoa (RN04). He had no doubt been there all alone but just out of my line of sight.Team Billand checked in at 0623 with the report of Pohaku (RO28) once again in Nanakuli. On their recheck at 1110, she was gone and there were lots of footprints around wallow. It’s highly likely she was run off.
The Billands advised they had gotten a call from Nancy Grier reporting Benny (RE74)at Paradise Cove. He had departed prior to their arrival at 0654.At 0700 the Billands got a call from their lifeguard posse member, Rich, reporting the arrival of an animal at White Plains. He advised that he was putting up the SPZ. Team Billand confirmed the Buster (RV08) ID at 0727. Buster would depart at 1026.
At 1146 the Billands found RIP (RR70) at Maili Point.
Diane T called at 0910 with the report of Holokai (RG40) at the Keiki Pool, Turtle Bay.
Party on Rabbit Island... monk seal style
Kea, Duke, Kolohe, Kainoa and Kimo Kai
RM38 and Kimo Kai
Buster @ White Plains
eye is still healing
his flipper looks a littlee scratched up... Buster boy what you been up to?
Benny
Pohaku
footprints around where she was
Rip @ Maili Point
Holokai enjoying the green grass
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