At 0720 I found what would later prove to be Kekoa (RK72) snoozin’ against the log, in the Morning Glory, 40 ft left of 1BS. He would later relocate, allowing the ID.At 0853 on a pan , I found what would prove to be an U/M (again), 80 ft right of 1BS. There are simply no markers at this distance to allow me to make an ID. He has a new coat and 2 red tags.
At 0855 both Kea (RN46) & Kainoa (RN04) would show up in the shore break fronting the U/M, 80 ft right of 1BS. After a couple of minutes they would haul out to join the U/M.At 1056 Kekoa would haul out to join the four. All would remain the rest of the day.
A Gina WalkerTxt at 0700 advised that she was with Rocky (RH58) at Kaimana Beach. Gina’s excellent shot shows Rocky to be approximately 5% molted on D#2. Rocky would depart at 0955. Multiple emails from posse member Christian Young documented his trek from Diamond Head thru east Waikiki. He found nobody. Thank you Christian.
Marilyn and Lesley did the End of the World trek today. They were in the process of being skunked when , at 1100 they reported the arrival of RW02 & Ka’ena (RO40).At 1143 Team Billand reported their only find of the day, with the arrival of RIP (RR70) to Makua Cliffs.
Kea, Kekoa, Kainoa and UM
Rocky about 5% molted..... hauled out at Kaimana Beach!
Ka'ena and RW02
what's a little rough housing between guys?
all is calm
Rip at Makua cliffs
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