Ka'ale
a little bloated? well tuck your tail under a rock and keep yourself partially submerged and relaxed
on the move
A gathering place for Hawaiian Monk Seal Supporters & Professionals to talk story. Report all Sightings to 808-220-7802 or email PIFSC.monksealsighting@noaa.gov
Marilyn was on it at 0530 as usual, and found Kawena (RH36) in the water. When she had to depart for work, Kawena was swimming outside the zone, moving west. I’ve heard nothing further from AD all day,
Posse member Tammy T., trekked to the End of the World. At the 10 minute beach the found what appeared to be Ka’ena (RO40) and what I believe to be BG(R303). Nihoa would be my 2nd choice, but scars seem to support the BG ID. , and at Hidden Beach reported Luana (RN58). At the point Tammy reported RIP (RR70) on the back beach. On they way home she stopped off to spend time with Ka’ale (RH32) at Mokuleia. Thanks Tammy.... Ya’ Done Good
At 0700 a report came in about a seal hauled out at Three Tables. Seal departed at 0820 before an ID could be made.If you would like to know more about PEIS for Hawaiian monk seal recovery actions... Please check out the following link:
http://www.nmfs.noaa.gov/pr/permits/eis/hawaiianmonkseal.htm