Team T&D went to look for seals with a friend on Molokai. All the seal IDs were made as a result of their friend ( as Tammy said got to give credit where credit is due). Their first find was R6FI who has been seen on Oahu before and nicknamed Noa. He looked good and happy to know he has been seen again.
Next they found two seal together L2 and RL90 who is Right Spot's kid.
Next they came upon L3 and L6. Both are 2020 pups with a temporary IDs. L6 is noticeably bigger.
A little ways away was L4, and he is nicknamed Kepuhinui. He was named by the children of Molokai immersion school.
Their last find of the day was RI13. Quite a good seal day on Molokai.
Team R&B started their day once again seeing a seal swimming by. Unfortunately they could not make and ID so it was reported as an unknown adult U/A
Next they found a seal already up on the rocks. It was a while before they could make the ID. Thankfully it moved higher up and they could ID Kekoa Alii RK72. They stayed for a while educating the folks at the site. Posse pal Amy would come and relieve them so they could check other sites.
From afar they saw a big seal snoozing on the rocks. They saw that it was Kaale RH32.
Off to the next site they spot a seal in the shallows. It was RW02 snoozing the day away.
They also found Lefty RG28 in the shallows taking a snooze. Guess the boys are taking it easy today.
Hidden away mid rocks was RP84 Pe'ekai.
Still at the same west side site they saw a seal swimming coming in fast, it paused to look for a place to haul up. It was RL70 Leina who came into lower rocks. She spotted RW02 it was almost like she was asking if it was okay to land. RW02 looked at her, they were face to face, and RL70 landed on lower rocks.
Well if that wasn't enough there was a sixth seal at the location. To their delight on high rocks was good ole Benny RE74. He is looking chubby and in good health. They hadn't seen him since the beginning of the month.
Their last stop while looking around they spotted folks walking and sitting. Sure enough to the left was RL20 Kalua. To the right snoozing his heart away was Nalu R3CX.
As a side note, we all know Team R&B have seen some amazing things on their search for seals. But the last two days have been what I think to be most interesting from one extreme to another. Yesterday they photographed mating monarch butterflies on the beach, and today well they saw a huge goat on a cliff.
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