Got to the pier at 0800, but it would be 0909 before I found what would prove to be RG32 at Seal Rock Inlet.Kaupo Beach Park had been Monk Seal free on my pass through the place, but on a routine pan at 0919 I saw an adult sized animal on the finger of rocks running out from the pier side pump house. It would prove to be Right Spot (R016). The Hotline was notified, and HMMA responded. At around 1400 the tide got to Right Spot and she moved up to the beach. HMMA got everybody back.
At 0715 Team Billand reported RW02 at Nanakai BP. By 0736 he was joined by Kolohe (RW22), RN14, Kerby (RW08) & Kekoa (RK72).Kekoa would relocate to Maili at 0920. Kekoa would be joined at Maili by Benny (RE74) at 0932, and Ka’ale (RH32) at 1415.
Tammy T., did the End of the World trek, and reported Ka’ena (RO40) at the Runway, at 0947, and R3CU on the main beach at 0953.
The Donna sent shots from Moku Nui yesterday. It appears to be Nani (RK60).
There was a KITV story this evening about the death of a male Monk Seal, ( (RB18) on the Big Island, 3-5-17. I have attached the story.
http://www.kitv.com/story/34913632/monk-seal-dies-in-fish-pen-off-big-island
Right Spot
Ka'ena
R3CU
Kerby & RN14
Kolohe and RN14
Kolohe
RN14
DUDE! What the heck?? LOL RW02 and RN14
RW02
Benny and Kekoa
Benny
Ka'ale
Kekoa at Maili
Kekoa at Nanakuli
she's looking full figured!!
YESTERDAY's News Nani on the mokes
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