September 26, 2026 Saturday's Dailies

Todays dailies are brought to you by Team R&B💕

At a west side location they saw two seal tucked away in the rocks. One was RM31 Kai and the larger seal was RH76 Kala. They are pretty cute together and vulnerable. This area has a lot of traffic. A woman came by and walked down to the seals. Kala wasn't having it and let the lady have it. The woman ran all the back in seconds....... hmmm too bad the seals don't do this more often. Team R&B got a chuckle out of it.

Over by rest camp they spotted two seals foraging once again. They were able to ID RH48 Lei Ola and R3CX Nalu. He charged her several times and she took off. 

Then they noticed another seal, but they weren't able to get an ID; The seal was sub-adult size, clean coat and tags.  It was super windy sand blowing and trees swaying. They saw a black box and tried to get to it. They asked a lady to bring it to them, but instead she opened it and took off.  Wonder what it was?

At kahe they found Wakea RP28. He was alone and resting.  Team R&B did get to enjoy the dolphins. They also saw someone getting rescued from way out.

They got word from posse pal Carol of a seal at nimitz, so they headed out. It was super windy making it even hard to walk.  There on shore was Kawika R407 with leaves flying by. He didn't seem bothered by any of it.

RM31

RH76 & RM31

RUN !!!!

R3CX

R3CX & RH48

Unknown Sub-Adult

RP28

Dolphins

R407

September 25, 2026 Friday's Dailies

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Starting out on the west side they went looking and found Miss Kala RH76. She was alone but very alert, hmmm must be another seal around.  Sure enough there he is RM31 Kai came over the pond and rocks to get to her. He was very/really excited. She knew he was close by.

Over by rest camp they spotted a seal foraging. They were grateful to
ID RH48 Lei Ola. Then they saw a seal following her at high speed. It was Nalu R3CX. Todays viewing was challenging with gray skies and dark water.

They got word of a seal on shore at nimitz. So they made their way over to investigate. When they arrived they found R407 Kawika.

Back to the west side, they saw a very cute green seal. It was small, red tags and female belly. She only flashed her tags but they were lucky to finally see one tag U04.  Little miss cutey pie RU04.

From afar they saw a seal with a clean coat on shore at yoks. They headed to the area and there looking all new and shiny was the handsome Puka RP30.  He moved around a lot. Looked like he was going higher up, but there were lots of logs and twigs, so he moved

down some.  There were quite a few people gathered around. A big wind flew sand into everyone, so everyone left, including Team R&B.

RH76

RM31 happy to see Kala

RH48

R3CX

R407

RU04

RP30

September 24, 2026 Thursday's Dailies

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They started their day on the very hot west side. Thankfully there were some breezes to help but the heat was almost unbearable, not enough to stop Team R&B.

Their first find at the zen was the lovely Miss Kala RH76. Earlier a friend showed them a man near two seals resting. The male sea lRM31 Kai  postured a bit but Kala just laid there. Team R&B believe both Kala & Kai are due to molt any day now.

Team R&B briefly left the area to check another spot, when they returned there were 5 tourists. Once of them climbed down closer to the seals. Team R&B made their way down to see that Kala was very alert.

From afar they saw two seals with a paddle boarder who was aware of the seals. They hurried out to the site and spotted a green male who was arguing with a seal with a clean coat and a tag. They realized Mr.

green seal is R3CX Nalu. His natural bleach on the left of his face was visible and made it easy for the ID. The other seal was the lovely Lei Ola RH48.  They missed all the commotion of them being high up on the surface, putting on a show. Both separated then he found her and it began again. At one point the seals were near the jetty and there were two tourist in the water.

Next they checked over by the outfall, and it took a long time before they spotted a seal. There was one seal foraging further out and they couldn't make an ID. They could see it had a lot of green on its coat, but they know its not R3CX. It was reported as an Unknown Adult.

RH76

RM31

R3CX

RH48

Unknown Adult