Team Billand headed out to check on Da Benny at 6:30. On their first stop he wasn't there, but after intently looking where he was yesterday there he was. Benny was snoozing up against the bushes. He was resting nicely despite the nearby footprints by human and dog paw prints. Benny appears to be 70% molted.
At 8:30, they found Lei Ola RH48 at another haul out spot. She was alone on the rocks getting splashed by the waves. The waves did not interrupt her resting one bit. On their last check Lei Ola was gone.
Volunteer Melina had joined Barbara and they both decided the female was Kawena.
Melody got a text this afternoon that Rocky had hauled out at cove 8 so she went to take a look. On the way she called security for signs and when she arrived there was Rocky laid out and her body half buried in the sand. This making it difficult to get a positive ID, Melody called it into the hotline as an UU.
Rocky wasn't being cooperative since she wasn't moving much, except to slide down toward the water. A zone was set up, and some tattlers came by and pecked at her hind flippers until she flipped it off. Melody left after sunset and Rocky was still laying at the waters's edge. Once Melody got to check her pictures she confirmed Rocky's ID by the natural bleach on her left front flipper.
Benny
Kawena
Lei Ola
Ka'ale & Kawena
Ka'ale
Rocky




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