After a lengthy rain episode I looked into the scope and found that Kekoa had been joined by a small, new coated male, with 2 red tags. I could never make an ID. Maybe tomorrow.
On a pan at 1137 I found Kawena (RH36) just hauling out right of 1BS. She would galumph up and into the Morning Glory where she remained the rest of the day.
At 0936 Team Billand reported a foraging Pohaku (RO28) doing 5 min dives off shore of Campbell Industrial Park.
A Colleen text at 0956 advised that she had Buster (RV08) below the 2nd lookout at Diamond Head. She also advised that Kaiwi (RK96) had also been at DH today but in a different location.
Gina Walker sent shots from her visit with a molting Holokai (RG40) at the Keiki Pool, Turtle Bay. Thank you Gina !
Marilyn was flying solo on her End of the World trek today. She went in from the west side. At 0906 she found RW02 at the main pool, and Ka’ena (RO40) on the back beach.
At 0940 she reported an RL04 tag on an unfamiliar female. It would take some time and delving but it turned out that it was a 4 y.o. female from Molokai. She was not a new find as it turned out. She had been seen on 3-29-16 by Tammy&Mr. T, also at KP. A scar across the top of her head seems to be the most visible marker.
At 1059 Team Billand reported Kerby (RW08) at Maili Point. He would be joined by the Benny (RE74) at 1307.
Kawena
Buster
Holokai
Ka'ena
RW02
L04 (not rl42)
Benny
Kerby
Pohaku
West side Sunrise
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I found a seal tagged L04 not L42 at Ka'ena Point yesterday. She is a Molokai girl. It was the first time I'd seen her, but she has been spotted at Ka'ena Point at least once previously.
Marilyn Dunlap
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