Marilyn started her day with N5 between 10:50 and 11:25 am. She is looking small, but was active while hauled out on the beach. There was a volunteer on site and thankfully not a lot of people because of the weather. Although she has an adoring fan club clicking away with their camera. Her mid dorsal N5 bleach shows up well. She has a yellowish belly with a small amount of green on the rear belly and around her nostrils.
After Marilyn left the kid she headed over to the pier to observer Rabbit Island. Marilyn saw seven
Behind LPB water front rocks was: UA, adult size, newer dark coat, and at least one tag. UJM, juvenile size, newer coat, light male belly and two tags. UAM, adult size, old coat, dark male belly, and not sure about tags.
Near 1BS was UW1, weaner size, no tags, yellow belly, (maybe female) and no visible applied bleaches.
Near the 3BS were two weaners. UW2 was initially in the grass but later moved down to join UW3. Weaner size, no tags, yellow belly, unable to determine sex. They may be an applies bleach on the right rear side but Marilyn could not be sure. UW3, weaner size, no tags, older coat, light yellowish belly, most likely male with a fair amount of green and no visible applied bleach.
Team Billand started their morning at the outfall. There was a seal foraging but not stealing fish. They
At 10:00 they found Kekoa Alii RK72 at lower rocks again. He was snoozing peacefully. He was there on their afternoon check.
Team Billand had gotten a later start because they had to pickup up junior sealette today. She was with them with they were at the bay and found RN44 to the left rocks resting alone. RL20 Kalua was playing/fighting with R3CX and Lei Ola on ocean side.
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