April 13, 2011 N-29 Visits Chuns Reef

Got a call from my good friend who watches closely the Monks that come up on Chuns Reef. Here was the call I got from Marlu O. There were some problems with the sighting of N-29 whose nickname is R137 (go figure) because of some young kids who were very rude and irritating to both Marlu and N-29. I'm waiting for Marlu to write her full report before I put in print heresay. Hopefully, I'll get her full report soon.

4-7-11 Eel for Breakfast fronting the Condos

Could this be HoneyGirl?





Here she comes right outside our reef getting ready to perform.












Here we have some unknown back marks that maybe someone out there could aid to identify. I'm looking at the other photos to see if there were any other pics that could be used to identify this lady. See the next picture









Here in this picture, if you look closely or expand the picture, you can see an orange tag on her tail. This eliminates a number of monks that frequent our area as only a few have tags left. Judging from who's been seen in our area, my guess is that this is 5AY or Honeygirl.









Here comes somebody like a torpedo heading into the reef looking for breakfast.









Here is the catch. Try zoom in on the picture. Amazing

3-31-11 5AY on Chuns Reef

Here's Honey Girl laying at the tides edge at Chuns Reef fronting the life guard towers.








Click onto the picture to see the 5AY ID-tag of Honey Girl. She had come up on the beach before 9am when Fred the life guard called it in.