Team Billand was out for a mini survey of course needing to check on there little butthead. They first found Kekoa Alii RK72 and he was alone on the rocks at that time. Barbara also spent some time enjoying the dolphins. While there they caught up with Melody who also checked in on Kekoa.
After Team Billand left they got a call from Melody that Ka'ale RH32 had arrived hanging out with Kekoa. Melody had stayed and was delighted to see Ka'ale swim in. He came up sniffing the air and approached his buddy Kekoa snoozing. He was cautious and their meeting was one of those "kodak" moments with a little muzzle kiss. After that Ka'ale made his way over to some rocks near by. The tide was getting higher and higher with bigger waves, so he entered the water and Kekoa woke up galumphed over to Ka'ale and they both found their way out of the area.
After Melody left the boys she stopped by Pearl Harbor National Wildlife Refuge to see which feather friends were around. There were Coots and Moorhens being noisy and scrounging for food, along with some butterflies. (Thank you Melody for sharing)
Tammy was up on the North Shore today and her first find was RK36 Mr. Kauai Kolohe. He has a new coat and looking quite handsome.
Tammy's trek she came across a stream of brown water, lots of that after yesterday's rain. Tammy decided to go around and that's when she found Right Spot R016, There was a volunteer on site with her.
Ka'ale RK72
Kekoa
Ka'ale
Boys hanging out together
That Kodak Moment!
Kekoa
Birds of a feather "american coot"
flock together "moorhen"
Kauai Kolohe RK36
Muddy Waters
Right Spot
OH and BOOO to YOU!
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