On my 1st look at Rabbit Island, at 0702 I found what would prove to be Sadie (RB12) near the water line at the far left end of the beach, and Kainoa (RN04), 100 ft left of 1BS near the water line. Both would remain all day, and were the entire RI cast.At 0714 I found Kolohe (RW22) at Buster Flats, Lanai Lookout. He was gone when I got back for a 1327 recheck, due to a high, high tide.
Team Billand called at 0928 with the report of Kekoa (RK72) at Maili Point. Robert suffered a few wounds in the process, but heck... it just ain’t a routine day unless ya’ bleed a little !
Melanie checked in on her way to Ua&Holokai duty to report La’akea (RK82) near Right Spot’s Spot , & Ua & Holokai at the Keiki Pool.
The highlight of the day came with a call from Tracy at 1540. She and Mark were on Molokai to tag M&M’s grandson (RW30 mom). He is now RG32/33. Highlight though that may be, we ain’t even there yet. Tracy advised that in the tide pool with RG32, was KERBY (RW08) !!!! Kerby, a Rabbit Island boy at birth, moved off to Ka’ena Pt at 5 months old, and then moved to Kauai where he has been seen for some time now.He is now a 7 year old. His last sighting was on Kauai on 6-6-15. Now we know why. He has discovered those hot , young Molokai chicks. Tracy also advised that they had also seen another Oahu boy on this trip. Mojo (RI17), my #2 RI son, has been a Molokai resident for some time now, but comes home occasionally. Thanks Tracy ! Ya’ made my whole day !!In the Yesterday’s News department I have an Oooops! To fess’ up to. La’akea RK82) turned 4 yesterday, and I neglected to put it in the blog. Sorry, La’akea.
Kolohe at Lanai Lookout
Sadie ad Kainoa
Kerby
Kerby looking after RG32 a young'en
Kekoa at Maili Point
the daily wound.... oh hell Robert I hope you're okay
La'akea at Turtle Bay
looking all brand spanking new
Holokai
mom's calling
time to eat
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