October 19, 2026 Monday's Dailies

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

Marilyn viewed Rabbit Island from 12:19 to 2:24 pm and there were six seals seen during that time.

At the back Lanikai side of LPB was RV76: large weaner size, light yellow female belly, no info on tags.

On the berm in the middle of LPB was R7AF: adult size, male belly, about 40% molted on the ventral and two red tags.

About 50 feet Lanikai side of the 1BS was RK24 Bruno: adult size, male belly, about 50% molted on the ventral and sloppy fur on the dorsal, two red tags.

Down from the 3BS was Juvenile Female 1: small juvenile size, old coat, very green, female belly and two red tags.

Between the 3BS and SRI were two seals:

Juvenile Female 2: larger juvenile size, tan-gray ventral, female belly  and two red tags. and

RV50: weaner size, female belly and three red tags.

Team R&B once again found Miss Kala RH76 on the west side. She was alone resting.

On an afternoon check she was sound a sleep, but a woman was right behind her. Kala moved to the zen pond in a hurry. All was good, lady checked Kala out and then she left.

At Kahe they saw a seal coming up on the rocks. The seal was a big

bugga, bumps on left back and tags. They were thrilled to see Kekoa Alii RK72 born in June 2011. They haven't seen him in a long time, and was happy to see him looking good. They waited around to see if another seal would show up but Kekoa was the only seal. While waiting a cute plover who just hung out close by was there keeping them company. And then there were the dolphins doing their thing.

Rabbit Island

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plover

October 18, 2026 Sunday's Dailies

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On the west side their first find was the lovely Miss Kala RH76. She moved down some but still in the rocks.  Some fishers came by, one of them caught a big Papio. The fish was huge and the fisher was trying to pick it up but the fish fell into a pond by Kala. She was very alert to them, as they tried to capture the fish again, but the waves came in and the fish swam away. Kala wasn't happy with the guys so close, but she stayed in her spot and they guys left.

Still on the west side they saw a seal foraging, they were able to ID RH48 Lei Ola and she was in a hurry. So much so she disappeared that quickly. Sure enough there was another seal, it came around. They saw it had a cc scar,  which led them to believe this is RG28 Lefty.  They saw folks pointing, so they went to check and there was RG28 hauling up near the zen area. But then he turned around and left. 

At Kahe they found the large green seal again. Today they made a positive ID on Kalani RN14. He was alone resting peacefully. They couldn't believe how big he is. He and Kaale used to be best buds for years until they both grew up and discovered females. They also got to enjoy a couple of dolphins having fun as usual. 

Next they headed over to plains and found the lovely, big Huakai KG89. She was on shore by the lifeguards. She barely moved to get a good look at her tags, but it was her.

RH76

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October 17, 2026 Saturday's Dailies

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Marilyn viewed Rabbit Island from 12:50 to 2:30 pm and there were eight seal seen during that time.

Furthest Lanikai on LPB was RK24 Bruno: adult size, old coat dorsal, about 40% molted ventral, male belly and two red tags.

Initially next towards the 1BS was R7AF who then moved much further towards the 1BS to join Sub-adult Female 1. R7AF galumphed pas an Adult Male who was mid beach. The AM was adult size, old

coat, male belly and two red tags. Marilyn suspects the AM will start molting soon.

R7AF: adult size, mostly old coat, 10-15% molt on mid chest, N61 applied bleach, and two red tags.

Sub-adult Female 1: smaller sub-adult size, newer coat, female belly not sure about tags.

Directly down from the 1BS was a recent weaner female who might be RV76: larger weaner size, light female belly and two red tags.

Between the 3BS and SRI among the waterfront rocks was a Weaner Unknown: weaner size, probably female, and at least two tags.

A short distance closer to SRI was a Juvenile Female: larger juvenile size, very green, female belly and two red tags.

Out at RRB was Sub-adult Female 2: large sub-adult to adult size, female belly, not sure about tags, and a line scar behind the right eye.

Between the 1BS and 2BS were several sets of tracks up the slope, which Marilyn suspects are turtle tracks.

Out on the west side their first find was Miss Kala RH76. She was back in her zen area resting alone.

While out in the area they watched from afar the dolphins flying out of the water. It almost seemed like they were running for something, or maybe just having fun.

Then they spotted an adult seal passing by, but it didn't land while they were out there. It went in a westerly direction, they never saw it again. They think this might be Lei Ola RH48.

At another west side location they found RP28 Wakea resting on shore. There were four people trying to get him to move for a photo op. Team R&B kept asking them to move away and let the seal be, but they were having a good time and didn't listen.  Wakea galumphed to the rocks, Team R&B called it into the hotline and then left. 

Another stop on the west side they saw a green seal resting in the rocks. There was a lot of debris in the area. They tried taking photos from afar and got lucky to get a shot of its tags. The seal is RU40.

They did a recheck later in the day and he was still there alone and resting.

At Kahe they found the mystery green seal hauled out. They weren't able to make an ID. He's a big male, no tags seen, one scar on left side of his head. They thought maybe RN14, but just can't be sure. They been seeing him so much in the water and was hoping to get an ID today.

Rabbit Island

RH76

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Unknown ????? RH48

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RU40

Unknown Male ?? N14