August 11, 2026 Tuesday's Dailies

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

Their first sighting was at the outfall where there were two seals foraging. One seal adult size, and a scar on the right side of its head. The other seal was also adult size, dark around the eyes and older coat with lots of green.

Team R&B lost sight of them after an hour of observation. They thought maybe the 2nd seal could be Aukai.

Next they headed over to plains. RT06 Marvin came up on shore early morning. According to the lifeguards he had been pigging out before hauling out.  He is about 60% molted and looking good.

Heading west they had a nice surprise when they found RU04. She is nice and plump and her coat has a lot of green. She's probably going to molt soon. She was way up on shore due to the big waves. 

Driving along the coast they noticed a lot of people gathering in one area, and ta da.... there  was a seal. It was a large green seal. Parking was difficult, so by the time they got to where the seal was, it was galumphing towards the water. They got some pics and were able to ID RL08. He has a scar on his butt area, cc between shoulders and one red tag. Off he went heading west.

They got a call from a friend about a huge yacht off Maili. They went to check it out and it was huge and futuristic looking. Supposedly it's owned by a wealthy Japanese man. 

U/U  ???? Aukai????

U/U with snorkeler

RT06

RU04

RL08

August 10, 2026 Monday's Dailies

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

Marilyn viewed Rabbit Island from 12:51 to 3:24 pm and there were eight seals seen during that time.

RH76 Kala and her pup PO13 hauled out on LPB about 12:58 pm. The pup nursed for and extended period of tome and then went into snooze mode. Marilyn is reasonably sure PO13 is a female. RH76 is looking much thinner, and will probably wean the pup over the upcoming weekend.

Between the Middle Cliff and the 3BS was an Adult Female that is a newly molted RK38: adult size, gray female belly at least one red tag, and scar on her lower neck/upper chest. She weaned her pup between 5/30-5/31, so her molt timing is good.

Down from the 3BS was a female weaner believed to be RV50: weaner size, light female belly and 4 red tags. She has been seen frequently in this general location.

Between the 3BS and SRI were two adult seals:

R7AF: adult size, older dark coat, male belly, at least one red tag and N61 applied bleach.

Adult Female 1: small adult size, old coat with some green, female belly and two red tags.

Near the SRI channel was a Weaner Male: recent weaner size,  light male belly, and just to red tags (maybe RV70)

Team R&B received a text from a friend so they headed off to paradise cove. They usually don't go there anymore because its so crazy.

When they arrived there were two seals, one landed on the rocks and other still in the water eating a fish.

The hauled out seal was RL12 Aukai and the one in the water was RP28 Wakea. All the visitors were too close to the seals.  They did their best calling out to folks to give the seals some space to come up on shore.  They were getting really frustrated. They stood by one man who just wouldn't listen. They even tried gesturing to him to move.

Seem Aukai created the interest by coming to shore. Team R&B told the tourist to back up and the seals will come in. RP28 got close to the man with the cell phone in the water, they explained the seals have big

teeth.  Their friend brought some signs and they placed them.

After an hour they left the site. On their way out they saw Auntie Nettie! It's been a while and she is looking good. Thanks to Auntie who keeps any eye out in the area.

Next stop was at plains and they were thrilled to find RT06 Marvin by the broken tower. RT06 is about 50% molted and under the watchful eye of the lifeguards. 

As they were driving to the west side they saw lots and lots of dolphins, of course they pulled over to watch They were way out jumping out of the water, sometimes there were be ten of them jumping together.   They estimate close to a hundred dolphins were far out and nearby. 

Rabbit Island

RP28

RL12 & RP28

RT06

dolphins

August 9, 2026 Sunday's Dailies

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They searched all day for seals and were coming up empty. Not to mention it was very hot out on the beaches.  

They made the long walk out to where RT06 has been but he wasn't there, just trails wallows and lots of foot prints.

It wasn't until later in the day they headed west and finally spotted a seal. The seal was RT98 the two year old female.  She had her own pond, looked almost like a golf course. There were some signs and orange flags up.  RT98 is 100% molted and looking good in her new coat. She was alone and resting peacefully.

August 8, 2026 Saturday's Dailies

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

Marilyn viewed Rabbit Island from 12:29 to 2:42 pm and there were six seal seen during this time.

In middle of LPB was RH76 Kala and five week old PO13. The pup's ventral is lightening up but still unable to determine its sex. The pup is getting chubby. Marilyn only saw one nursing session.

Down from  the 3BS was a Weaner Female 1: weaner size, light female belly, at least two and possibly three tags.

Between the 3BS and SRI was a Sub-adult Male: sub-adult size, newly molted, male belly and two red tags.

Out on RRB were two seals:

Adult Unknown: adult size, older brown coat, no info on sex or tags.

Sub-adult Unknown: subadult to adult size, new coat, sex unknown, two red tags.

Team R&B braved the heat. They only found one seal today out on the south west side. There was RT06 Marvin who has started his molt, only on his chest area.

They did find some other treasures in the area. a yellow fronted canary. And they were surprised to find Al's bench still there.

Rabbit Island

Yellow front Canary

RT06