November 14, 2026 Saturday's Dailies

Todays dailies are brought to you by Team R&B💕  In yesterday's news an update from Marilyn.

Marilyn viewed Rabbit Island on Friday from 12:14 to 2:35 pm and there were eight seals seen during that time. There were up to three seals near the LPB channel:

Juvenile Female: larger juvenile size about 50% molted, light female belly and at least two tags.

Weaner Unknown: weaner to juvenile size, sex undetermined, two red tags and newer coat.

Weaner Female:  weaner size, golden female belly, at least two red tags.

In the middle front of LPB were two males:

Adult Male 1: adult size, newer coat, male belly no info on tags.

Adult Male 2: adult size, old dark coat, male belly,  did not see tags.

At 1:36 pm another Weaner Unknown hauled out about 50 feet

Lanikai side of the 2BS: chubby weaner size, lighter ventral sex undetermined, and at least two red tags.

Between the 3BS and SRI were two seals:

Sub-adult Male: sub-adult to small adult size, mottled male belly  and two red tags

Weaner Female 2: weaner size, yellow female belly and at least two red tags.

Team R&B started their day on the west side. Their first find was Miss Kala RH76, needless to say they were over the moon happy. She wasin the shallow pond snoring. She looks good, nothing new seen.

Over by the outfall they saw two seals foraging. One of the unknown adults had a clean coat. They were both reported as unknown adults.

At Kahe they had their very first meeting with RT90 Manapua. He is still nice and plump looking healthy. Along with they saw RL20 and

RM31.

Team R&B were also treated with dolphins doing what they do best.

Lastly they made their way over to plains. They were surprised to see RK72 Kekoa Alii on shore in a zone. Seems he decided to go through his molt here. At least we know the lifeguards will keep an eye on him.

Rabbit Island

RH76

Unknown Adult

Unknown with clean coat

RT90

RL20

RM31

dolphins

RK72

November 13, 2026 Friday's Dailies

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They started their day with a text of a seal hauled out at plains. So they headed out there first. On shore in a zone set up by the lifeguards was  the lovely Huakai KG89. She is looking quite large, fat? or pregnant? time will tell. 

They hurried to the car to get to the west size, stopped in Kapolei. It was there they noticed they had a flat tire. This is the second flat in just two days. They went to costco to put air in the tire. Then they made it to Brodies, Turns out the tire couldn't be fixed as the damage was on the side of the tire. They needed a brand new tire.  In the end they had one seal today and lots of stress.

KG89

November 12, 2026 Thursday's Dailies

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Out on the west side they were searching for a long time. They saw lots of people, a plane that dropped some objects, Usually they see people skydiving but not today. Then they notices a green line in the water and the jet skis went to it.

They spotted a seal from afar with a brand new coat, two red tags. The seal hauled up on shore, but started to toss its head side to side and up in the air. They've studied seals for a long time and this behavior indicates it has been hooked. They couldn't see anything from a

distance but sure seems like it.  Suddenly the seal perked up, turned and took off. Sadly they were not get an ID on the seal. Possibly sub-adult, two red tags and a new coat.

They waited around to see if the possible hooked seal would haul out again, but they didn't see it again.

They did notice just below was Wakea RP28. They don't know if he was there the entire time or had just landed. They looked him over and

his mouth looks hook free and he acted normal.

Then over by the outfall they saw an adult seal, foraging. There were two snorkelers that were a little too curious and the seal seemed to not like it. Team R&B saw the two snorkelers fly backwards and head up on shore in a flash.

unknown seal possibly hooked

RP28

U/A foraging