There was a feeding, more swimming for the pup (not mom), but Mom was watching Nanea the entire time. A couple of time Nanea was 15+ feet away from Mom. (Extremely independent given this is only day 4). Pohaku watched from the shore, didn't really leave her spot, and the pup was having a great time.
People began arriving, and continue to arrive, but they kept their distance. Volunteer Diane was on site and spent time educating folks. Robert spoke with the lifeguards to keep folks back from the seals and to get out of the water should the seals enter for a swim.
Team Billand headed out at noon to check on other seals. They returned at 2:30, and Pohaku and Nanea were up by some rocks snoozing. At 4:20 they called it a day, it was hot, volunteers were on site.
Off to another west side location and there was RH32 Ka'ale RH32 alone. He looked like a green bean on the lower rocks. (something about this seal makes it easy to come up with a bunch of nicknames).
There was someone close by but they weren't bothering him, maybe they weren't aware of his being there. Team Billand stuck around for a bit, all was peaceful so they left.Our Pal Val sent some pictures of PK5 (pup Kauai #5) and Momma Rocky from last Saturday 7/20. Let's take a minute and put things into perspective; Our three Oahu females that usually arrive on Kauai to give birth.
So enjoy some more pup pictures of our Oahu Gals and their pups!
Pohaku RO28 and Nanea PO5 day 4
Lei Ola RH48
RN14 Kalani
RH32 Ka'ale green bean
KC RK28 and PK4
Rocky RH58 and PK5
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