It was something of an Unknown Fest at Rabbit Island today, as it has been all too often of late. At 0745 I arrived to find what would prove to be my first A/M Unknown, 30 ft left of 2BS, on RI. I was never able to confirm an ID., though may have see a marker that would allow an ID. The key there is the “may have” part. New coat, no visible markers. Maybe tomorrow.At 0930 Kawena (RH36) hauled out of Seal Rock Inlet, and at 0940 Kekoa (RK72) was right behind her.
Yet another A/M, Unknown hauled out to join Kawena& Kekoa. Same as above, new coat, no visible markers. Maybe tomorrow.I’d done an afternoon check of Lanai Lookout as usual. Nobody was home. I’d been home for two seconds when Paul Hasley called to advise that Kolohe had just hauled out . He also advised that the LL parking lot was a zoo. Not only was it packed, but somebody had been ripped off, and now on top of everything else there were now 4 HPD cars there. I decided to delay my return for a while. At 1600 I confirmed the Kolohe (RW22) ID.
At 0720 Lusi checked in with the report of RK36 at Mokuleia.At 0847 Team Billand reported R8HE at L#1, KoOlina. She would depart at 0956.
At 0904 Ocean Safety called with the report of an animal at Makaha Beach. I advised them to call the Hotline. Rumor has it that it turned out to be Pohaku but ?????
At 1932 Team Billand checked in to advise that LG posse member Dennis had called them to advise that he had Buster (RV08) fronting #1706, White Plains. The Billands confirmed the Buster ID.At 1045 Lesley called to advise that she could confirmed the Lusi ID of RK36 at Mokuleia, and also added that RW02 was once again at the Erdman end of the Mokuleia beach.
Kekoa A/M and Kawena
Kolohe
R8HE
RK36
Buster
looks like there is someone got a good catch
um excuse me but i was going to eat that
i'll catch something later
R8HE
sweet sweet
so good to see her looking so much better (green but better)
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