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Lucky Lesley went to check the beach this morning and was pleasantly surprise by R303 BG stretched out along the beach plump and green. She left a stinky package behind. ( back in the day NOAA would give folks a Poo & Spew tee shirt if you brought them samples of vomit or poop, I unfortunately never received one although I did collect poo once).
Miss Vicki was on the North Shore and found Holokai (RG40) hanging out in the same place for the past 3 days, he too is looking mighty green. Vicki's second find of the day was RJ16 hanging out by the keiki pool just resting and being content.
Team Billand checked in on Pokaku (R028) they spoke to a few folks and put up a makeshift zone to help keep folks at the beach park away. Today is day 3 of her molt. Their second find was a big surprise! They checked out Kahe and found a seal semi submerged, initially no tags were visible. Seal finally moved and Barb ID'd RR70 RIP. This is his first time Team Billand has ever found him at this beach all these years.
Gayle saw 3 critters on Rabbit Island today, two arrived together at 13:45. Gayle big surprise today was finding her favorite critter Kaiwi RK96 ducked in between some rocks. Good eye Gayle!
Tammy sent some absolutely adorable photos of RJ16 formerly known as PO4. Tammy reported he was laying in the tide pool and something startled him and he flip flopped around. Thank you Tammy, I'm sure you had a good laugh.
R303 BG
Holokai RG40
little greeny
RJ16/17 formerly known as PO4
Pohaku R028
small amount of fur molted away
RIP RR70
2 critters - one of them looks small enough to maybe be Aka
Kaiwi got herself tucked in at Kokee flats
soooo silly
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