I arrived at Makai Pier at 072 , and began the weaner situation. Right off the bat I found what would prove to be Kea (RN46) fronting 1BS. He would remain all day.
At 0726 I found what proved to be Aukai behind Seal Rock Inlet. She appears to be molting, approximate 20%.
RG32 would come late today, hauling out near Seal Rock Inlet at 1149. Aukai would soon join her again at 1211
Even with all that cast, the day began with most importantly about a weaner. I started lookin’ at the difficult water off shore of the left end of RI. Ever slowly I began to once in a while see possible domes, and only one seen at anytime. It was finally at 0935 that the matter of fact real life weaner began to haul out to the left end of the RI beach, and hauled up higher, confirming that we have a weaner, and it was most definitely ,male weaner Aka. He remained up on the sand all day.
Aka - weaner day 1
Aukai and RG32
RG32
Kea
Right Spot
1 comment:
DB, you are so appreciated for all your hard work in what .... 16 long years?
You have given so much to all of us, NOAA, public, other organizations.
You have taught each individual about each seal you have come in contact with, the HISTORY, The seals date of birth, location, mother of said seals.
You truly are the SEAL WHISPERER!!!!!!
God Bless you and Mrs Whiperer!!!!!!
The both of you guys are: LEGENDARY!!!!!
We love you guys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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