Marilyn left work early for an appointment. On her way home she saw a seal at Sandys and didn't have time to stop, BUT after her appointment she went to check it out. There was an adult male by the lifeguard stand near the waterline. His tag G41 would make this Holokai RG40 looking all grown up. Marilyn took time to educate a number of folks about Holokai.
When Marilyn was heading back to her car she saw HMS signs closer to the outfall. She walked over
Team R&B's morning started really slow, they wait two hours for a seals by tracks. They did see whales which passed the time. They left just before 10 and from another location they saw a seal haul up on shore right where they had been. They could see people were heading over to the seal so they went back. When they arrived there was RH32 Kaale and two men sitting right up with him. They asked the guys to give the seal some space. The guy responded by saying I don't have to back up any more, Team R&B explained the seals were endangered and protected by state and federal laws. The response was I'm not moving, I'm far enough. (between you and me this is the type of thing that makes my head spin, so disrespectful). Team R&B called the hotline, and that is when they finally moved. To add insult to injury, one of the dudes said he knew John! REALLY???
Team R&B headed over to another west side location and were thrilled to find five seals. RH76 Kala and Kekoa RK72 were on left mid high rocks. RL70 Leina was to the right and R3CU was there. RW02 PvKauai was on lower rocks, sleeping then rolled into the playboy pond for the rest of his snooze. Next critter in was RH48 Lei Ola, and they were happy and surprised to see her.
Team R&B 💕 called it day. It was a successful but frustrating day!
R016 Right Spot
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