Team Billand went out looking at their usual spots for seals and came up empty. It wasn't until 11 am they found Kekoa Alii RK72. He was on lower rocks snoozing away all alone.
RL70 Leina was below hiding as usual. She is looking very clean, the spots on her face were visible and they got a glimpse of her left flipper nails. She became alert as if there was another seal in the area. Then there was a snort it was RL20 Kalua. He spotted Leina and did nothing. He saw Kekoa and moved up higher by Kekoa and turned on his side and snoozed.
Team Billand headed back to the bay. It was 1:30 and they spotted two seals in the water foraging. One disappeared, but then landed on the rocks. It was RN44, he moved on the rocks and the waves were getting to him. His tags and small facial scars were visible and he's looking minty green.
Lei Ola RH48 was going nuts foraging, diving a lot of the time. She would only surface for 15 seconds then back down again. Water conditions was choppy with crashing waves. That was it for the day.
Kekoa RK72
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