Once again their first stop was to the most popular beaches. When they arrived there were no seal just people exploring the area. They pulled on the signs and waited. At least five minutes passed and they saw Kekoa Alii RK72 coming in. They placed the signs on shore and educated the folks who came running to the area.
While educating the people they spot another seal coming in. It was RH32 Kaale. At first Kekoa Alii went after him as if to show this was his territory. There was a few barks and they both entered the water.
Kekoa Alii hauled back out and went up towards the bushes and Team R&B got the signs again. Then Kaale came up and did the same thing. But then Kaale decided to come towards them and the crowd of onlookers. They got the signs out of his way and then he and RK72 rolled on their sides and went to sleep. Posse pal Amy arrived and took over so Team R&B could check other areas.
Team R&B arrived at another site and saw a critter from afar. They could see the CC scars, and
determined it was RG28 Lefty alone on the rocks.
At another west side location they found RW02 PvKauai alone on inland lower rocks. He was snoozing peacefully. RL70 Leina was on lower rocks rolling about. They noted that she looks thinner today.
They headed further west and once again found mother and son. This is so interesting finding them together as often as they have. RM31 Kai with his mother RL42 Leia. They seem to enjoy each others 
company, no squabbles and they're close arriving in the same spot each time. Nature is truly beautiful.
Last stop at the bay there were a lot of homeless folks out today. They finally spotted a seal. The seal was snoozing, but woke up rolled around and then left the area. They gave them less than a minuted to ID Nalu R3CX, thankfully his applied N6 bleach was also visible.
Kekoa Alii
Kaale
RK72 and RH32
Lefty RG28
RL70
RW02
Waves
RM31 Kai and RL42 Leia
Nalu R3CX
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