
When I arrived at Makai Pier at 0820 I found a 15% molted Kekoa (RK72) in the Morning Glory at 1BS. He would relocate to a spot fronting Right Greenery where he spent the rest of the observation period.

At 1008 Kawena (RH36) hauled out to Rocky Right Beach on RI. She spent the day amongst the Kawena sized rocks.
At 1018 Kainoa (RN04) hauled out to the far left end of the beach where he remained.

Team Billand spent their entire day in the company of R8HE at Makaha. She was apparently moving around a lot but remained in the same general area. Barbara managed to get an excellent tag shot.

At 1200 Holokai’s momma Ua Malie (RT10). R5AY would move away and momma Ua & son Holokai had a reunion, ultimately moving from the pool to McKenzies, then Ua to the Elbow. Sounded like a warm, fuzzy day!!
Kea and Cass.... I want to say Kea is only a year older than Cass, but the size difference is pretty dramatic. I am happy she will be getting checked out and getting some fattening food!-
Kekoa
Kolohe
R8HE
As awful as it looks... it appears to be improving in the last couple of days.
Tag Shot
R5AY and Grandson Holokai
Grandma is that you?
Grandma what big teeth you have
Grandma what a big bark you have
good to see you too Grandma
Mom Mom Mommy Ma... I just saw Grandma and she has big scary teeth
Holokai !! Don't talk about Tutu that way
But Mom....
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With all the sadness volunteers have experienced for the last couple of years, this entire scene with R5AY, Holokai and Ua Malie is something we all could use...HAPPY TIMES, AMAZING TIMES with monk seals. Extraordinary photos captured for all to see what a grand day Diane and Carolla had. I am smiling from ear to ear...thank you ladies for being out there to document the special day.
Some times in life, so much can happen, horrible things and it becomes such a challenge to deal with it all.
Yesterday...the challenge became...HOPE FOR ALL a relief in hard times feels GREAT.
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