September 22, 2026 Tuesday's Dailies

Todays dailies are brought to you by Team R&B💕

They had another busy day today. Their first find was Miss Kala and Mr. R617 at the zen. The two of them looking quite peaceful. Waves were hitting them but just enough to wiggle their bodies like jello.  

A masked boobie flew by while they were watching over Kala and R617.

Over by the rest camp side they looked out over over the ocean for
quite awhile watching three seals. They know one of them was RM31 Kai, with lots of green on his coat and dark eyes. The other adult seal was RH48 Lei Ola. But then there was a smaller clean coated seal with the two adults. They couldn't make an ID so it was reported as an Unknown Sub-adult.

Over by the outfall there were two seals foraging. And once again getting IDs was a problem. One was an adult with lots of green, and the other was an adult with a clean coat.

Back on the west side they saw RP30 Puka. They had seen him a few days ago when he started his molt. Today he is about 85% into his molt. He's going to look really handsome when he's done. They were happy to find a seal on shore and not in the water for a change, not to mention making an ID.

RH76 & R617

RM31

RH48

Unknown Sub-adult

Unknown greenie

Unknown clean coat

RP30

September 21, 2026 Monday's Dailies

Todays dailies are brought to you by Marilyn and Team R&B💕

Marilyn viewed Rabbit Island from 12:55 to 3:07 pm and there were six seals seen during that time.

On the Lanikai side of LPB were two seals:

Juvenile Male: juvenile size, light male belly and two red tags, and

Sub-adult Female: sub-adult size, old coat with lots of green, female belly unsure about tags.

Alone in the middle of LPB was RV50 : small weaner size, lightfemale belly, no info on tags, applied N81 bleach.

Nearer to the 1BS were two seals:

RV76: large weaner size, light female belly, and two red tags, and

Weaner Unknown: smaller weaner size. coat with some brown, and possible male belly. Later the WU started down the beach followed by RV76.

Near the SRI was a Sub-adult Female 2: sub-adult to adult size, old coat with lots of green, tow red tags.

Team R&B checked out one of the west side areas looking around and didn't see anything. They went around to the other side, nothing. They came back 30 minutes later to the same side and lo and behold there were two seals. Seem Miss Kala RH76 and R617 are an item, spending several days together.

Over at rest camp they found RP28 Wakea. He was alone and had a zone set up for him by the lifeguards.

Continuing on the west side they found Lefty RG28. He was alone and resting. Team R&B noted the area smells of human waste..... such a shame.

From afar they could see two seals in the water fighting at tracks. There were also people in the water. One of the seals hauled out alone,  big adult.

At Kahe they saw RL20 Kalua passing by. He was going in KoOlina direction.

They made it over to plains and finally there was a seal on shore. It's been a minute but today R407 Kawika was there alone.

Team R&B went back to check on the seal. When they arrived they weren't happy to see so many people and dogs out and about around

the seal. The seal was an adult male, had tags but they couldn't read them.

Lastly from afar they spotted a seal, in an area they tried to get to earlier. They couldn't tell if it was male or female, it had two red tags and looks ready to molt.

Rabbit Island

RH76 & R617

RP28

RG28

Unknown x2

Unknown Male 

RL20

R407

U/M

unknown green seal