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"Explorer" is a juvenile hawksbill that was photographed by Robert Whitton in 1999.
"Hanauma Wahine" was featured in a Hanauma Bay dvd I got in 2005, so the photographer/date/etc. are unknown.
"Fitz" was photographed by Jill Fitz in 2007.
"O-Boy" is an adult male hawksbill that has been photographed in 2007 & 2008:
2007: Blade Shepherd-Jones (@21abovetheequator)
2008: O'ahu Divers
2007: Blade Shepherd-Jones (@21abovetheequator)
2008: O'ahu Divers
"Jeff" is a juvenile hawksbill that was photographed by Jeff Milisen in 2008.
"Kekoa" ("warrior") was found floating in a lethargic condition for a couple of days in 2008, so it was brought to shore then taken to the Makai Animal Clinic to be examined by Dr. Morris. After ~4.5 months of rehab by NOAA, its damaged carapace was healed enough to be released. No photos are available of this process, but Blade Shepherd-Jones’ photos from his sighting ~4 months after it was released show the “7D” that was moto-tooled on its carapace by NOAA.
It was also featured on www.OahuDiving.com in 2013, so I'm awaiting more information about it to know when/where this photo was taken (note the barnacles on its head).
It was also featured on www.OahuDiving.com in 2013, so I'm awaiting more information about it to know when/where this photo was taken (note the barnacles on its head).
"Look Out" is a subadult hawksbill that was photographed by Scott Rettig in 2009.
"Paw" is a juvenile hawksbill that has been photographed in 2009 & 2015:
2009: Jeff Milisen
2105: Suzanne Hammer
2009: Jeff Milisen
2105: Suzanne Hammer
"HiKai" is a juvenile hawksbill that was photographed by Brian Boehler in 2010.
"Carina" is a juvenile hawksbill that was filmed by O'ahu Diving in 2011.
"Lift" is a juvenile hawksbill that was photographed by Jeff Milisen in 2011.
"Taimai" ("tsunami" and "hawksbill" in Japanese) is a subadult hawksbill that has been photographed in 2011 & 2012:
2011: David Rolla
2012: Marco Dickson
2011: David Rolla
2012: Marco Dickson
"Tripod" is a juvenile hawksbill that has lost its right front flipper (possibly from a fishing line/net entanglement) that has been photographed in 2011 & 2012:
2011: Andrea Olivera
2012: J. Bautista
2011: Andrea Olivera
2012: J. Bautista
"Squirtle" is a subadult hawksbill that has been photographed in 2014, 2016 & 2018:
2014: Kyler Badten, Dave Hammack & Aloha Kai Jewelry
2016: Kelly Quin, Orvil Clark, Elizabeth Sides, @emeffcee, & O'ahu Diving
2018: Kelly Quin
2014: Kyler Badten, Dave Hammack & Aloha Kai Jewelry
2016: Kelly Quin, Orvil Clark, Elizabeth Sides, @emeffcee, & O'ahu Diving
2018: Kelly Quin
"Eddie" is a juvenile hawksbill that was photographed by Jim Craig in 2013.
"Rancher" appears to be a juvenile hawksbill that was photographed by David Fleetham (2014?).
"Viridian" is now a subadult hawksbill that has been photographed from 2014-2017:
2014: Ryan Albright
2015: Josie Streiffert & Kelly Quin
2016: Kelly Quin
2017: Nicholas Barker & Pat Goding
2014: Ryan Albright
2015: Josie Streiffert & Kelly Quin
2016: Kelly Quin
2017: Nicholas Barker & Pat Goding
"Bert" is now a subadult that was photographed in 2014 & 2018-2022:
2014: Bert Weeks
2018-2020: Kelly Quin
2021: Alex Burr & Sabina Alistar
2022: Ricki Sanchez
2014: Bert Weeks
2018-2020: Kelly Quin
2021: Alex Burr & Sabina Alistar
2022: Ricki Sanchez
"Ernie" is a juvenile that was filmed by Bert Weeks in 2014.
"MFC" is now a subadult that has been photographed in 2015, 2018 & 2020-2021:
2015: @emmeffcee
2018: Christine Pang, Christina Klemme, Kelly Quin, & Howard Thiele
2020: Francesca Leonetti, Denise Webb, Sam & Jess Kaneshiro, & Kelly Quin
2021: Corey Charubini (@Life_in_the_moana), Kelly Quin, Blade Shepherd-Jones (@21abovetheequator) & Andrew Collins
2015: @emmeffcee
2018: Christine Pang, Christina Klemme, Kelly Quin, & Howard Thiele
2020: Francesca Leonetti, Denise Webb, Sam & Jess Kaneshiro, & Kelly Quin
2021: Corey Charubini (@Life_in_the_moana), Kelly Quin, Blade Shepherd-Jones (@21abovetheequator) & Andrew Collins
"Akela" (graceful, noble) is a juvenile that was photographed by Matt Solo in 2015.
"Lizzy" is a juvenile hawksbill that was photographed by Elizabeth Sides in 2016.
"Offsides" is a subadult hawksbill that was photographed by Elizabeth Sides in 2016.
"Solo Sally" is a subadult hawksbill that was photographed by Matt Solo in 2016.
"LC" was found by a beachgoer in 2017 who posted these photos on Facebook. NOAA's Irene Kelly was tagged in the post, but the carcass apparently got swept offshore by the waves so we don't have any other information about it.
**In instances like this, it's okay to bring the turtle farther onshore and call the Sea Turtle Stranding Network!
**In instances like this, it's okay to bring the turtle farther onshore and call the Sea Turtle Stranding Network!
"Alexa" is a subadult hawksbill that has been photographed in 2017, 2020 & 2021:
2017: Nancy Munn
2020: Monica Parker
2021: Stacy Swanke (@stacyswanke)
2017: Nancy Munn
2020: Monica Parker
2021: Stacy Swanke (@stacyswanke)
"Zory" is a subadult hawksbill (~74cm CCL) that was photographed by Nancy Munn in 2017, but was found dead in 2018. NOAA did not find any cause of death, but determined the gender as being female.
"Apikalia" (Abigail) is a juvenile hawksbill that has been photographed in 2017 & 2018:
2017: Pat Goding, Heather Schmidt & Jon Myers of Relaxing Tropics YouTube Channel
2018: Billy Towne, Ryan Hailstones, Jeanine Palmieri, & Jon Myers of Relaxing Tropics YouTube Channel
2017: Pat Goding, Heather Schmidt & Jon Myers of Relaxing Tropics YouTube Channel
2018: Billy Towne, Ryan Hailstones, Jeanine Palmieri, & Jon Myers of Relaxing Tropics YouTube Channel
"Yoko" is a juvenile hawksbill that was photographed by Alexis Rudd in 2013.
"Al" is a juvenile hawksbill that was photographed in 2017 & 2018:
2017: Tyson Kanzaki
2018: Kelly Quin
2017: Tyson Kanzaki
2018: Kelly Quin
"Mark" is a juvenile hawksbill that has been photographed in 2017 & 2019:
2017: Mark Mohler
2019: Blade Shepherd-Jones (@21abovetheequator) & Hector Seguin Jr.
2017: Mark Mohler
2019: Blade Shepherd-Jones (@21abovetheequator) & Hector Seguin Jr.
"Ayako" is a juvenile hawksbill that has been photographed in 2018 & 2020-2022:
2018: Blade Shepherd-Jones (@21abovetheequator), Stacy Swanke (@stacyswanke) & Kimberly Jeffries
2020: Kimberly Wood & Blade Shepherd-Jones (@21abovetheequator)
2021: Stacy Swanke (@stacyswanke) & Sandy Woodward
2022: Steve & Nancy Visio
2018: Blade Shepherd-Jones (@21abovetheequator), Stacy Swanke (@stacyswanke) & Kimberly Jeffries
2020: Kimberly Wood & Blade Shepherd-Jones (@21abovetheequator)
2021: Stacy Swanke (@stacyswanke) & Sandy Woodward
2022: Steve & Nancy Visio
"PJ" is a juvenile hawksbill that was photographed by Kelly Quin in 2018.
"Bodee" is a juvenile hawksbill that has been photographed in 2018, 2021 & 2023:
2018: Barbara Germann
2021: Deborah Wallace, Valerie Brashiers & Suzanne Hammer
2023: Suzanne Hammer
2018: Barbara Germann
2021: Deborah Wallace, Valerie Brashiers & Suzanne Hammer
2023: Suzanne Hammer
"Hau'oli" (happy, glad, joyful) is a juvenile hawksbill that has been photographed from 2018-2021:
2018: Kelly Quin & Kathryn McDaniel
2019: Denise Webb
2020: Mindy Car & Kelly Quin
2021: Kelly Quin & Anne Stone
2018: Kelly Quin & Kathryn McDaniel
2019: Denise Webb
2020: Mindy Car & Kelly Quin
2021: Kelly Quin & Anne Stone
"Freedom" is a juvenile hawksbill that was found by the Hawai'i Police Department on the 4th of July, 2018. The NOAA Stranding Response Program gave it a quick health check, and then it was PIT tagged and released.
"Kini” is a juvenile hawksbill that has been photographed in 2018-2021 & 2023:
2018: Kelly Quin, Gabe & Dano (@danohi487)
2019: Kelly Quin
2020: Kelly Quin & Denise Webb
2021: Peter Diamond (@peterdiamond382) & Kelly Quin
2023: Shima from Sunshine Scuba
2018: Kelly Quin, Gabe & Dano (@danohi487)
2019: Kelly Quin
2020: Kelly Quin & Denise Webb
2021: Peter Diamond (@peterdiamond382) & Kelly Quin
2023: Shima from Sunshine Scuba
"'Iolana" (to soar) is a juvenile hawksbill that has been photographed from 2018-2020:
2018: Kelliann Shimote
2019: Pat Goding, Craig Taylor, Jon Myers, @Barefoot_Ben, Mindy Carr, Beth Maloney, Jeanine Palmieri, Jose Ignacio Palomar, Caleb Morrison, Kelsey Morgan, & April Rodriguez
2020: Jon Myers, Kelliann Shimote, Carlton Yara, Melissa Yara, Francesca Leonetti, Josie Streiffert, Kelly Quin, Gabriel Leggott, Denise Webb, Yuki K., Pat Goding, Dick Palmieri, Ruth Blum, Mindy Carr, Christina Castaldo, April Rodriguez, & Ishan Mons
2018: Kelliann Shimote
2019: Pat Goding, Craig Taylor, Jon Myers, @Barefoot_Ben, Mindy Carr, Beth Maloney, Jeanine Palmieri, Jose Ignacio Palomar, Caleb Morrison, Kelsey Morgan, & April Rodriguez
2020: Jon Myers, Kelliann Shimote, Carlton Yara, Melissa Yara, Francesca Leonetti, Josie Streiffert, Kelly Quin, Gabriel Leggott, Denise Webb, Yuki K., Pat Goding, Dick Palmieri, Ruth Blum, Mindy Carr, Christina Castaldo, April Rodriguez, & Ishan Mons
"Hele" is a juvenile hawksbill that was filmed by Jon & Lauri Myers of Relaxing Tropics YouTube Channel in 2018.
"Shandell" is a juvenile hawksbill that stranded and was subsequently rehabbed by NOAA and then released in 2018 (the E2 was temporary so no longer visible).
"Hoaloha" (friend) is a juvenile hawksbill that has been photographed from 2019-2021:
2019: David Rolla & @barefoot_ben
2020: Jason & Donna Collier & Mike Eberlein
2021: David Lum
2019: David Rolla & @barefoot_ben
2020: Jason & Donna Collier & Mike Eberlein
2021: David Lum
"'Iomakai" (hawk of the sea) is a subadult hawksbill that was photographed by Jon & Lauri Myers of Relaxing Tropics YouTube Channel in 2019.
"Haffa" is a subadult hawksbill that was photographed in 2019, 2020, 2022 & 2023:
2019: Lauren Jaramillo (@RenTaylor)
2020: Lauren Jaramillo (@RenTaylor)
2022: Lauren Jaramillo (@RenTaylor), Ricilyn Sanchez (@aquaholicrick) & Bert Weeks (@the_weekly_bert)
2023: Diamond Miller
2019: Lauren Jaramillo (@RenTaylor)
2020: Lauren Jaramillo (@RenTaylor)
2022: Lauren Jaramillo (@RenTaylor), Ricilyn Sanchez (@aquaholicrick) & Bert Weeks (@the_weekly_bert)
2023: Diamond Miller
"Kalikimaka" (Christmas) is a juvenile hawksbill that has been photographed in 2019 & 2021:
2019: Kelly Quin
2021: Mindy Carr, Pat Goding, Kelly Quin, Robert Spencer, Konstantin M., Laurie Glantz, Gratel Rogers, Camri Scott, Dee Smith, Jon Myers, Stefan Reinke, Ryan Leong, Josie Streiffert, Karen Liliker, & Jeff Smart
2019: Kelly Quin
2021: Mindy Carr, Pat Goding, Kelly Quin, Robert Spencer, Konstantin M., Laurie Glantz, Gratel Rogers, Camri Scott, Dee Smith, Jon Myers, Stefan Reinke, Ryan Leong, Josie Streiffert, Karen Liliker, & Jeff Smart
"Shields" is a juvenile hawksbill that has been photographed in 2019, 2020 & 2022:
2019: Jessica Hoepfl
2020: Kelsey Morgan, Mike Eberlein, Jonathon Graas, Kelsey Brock, Jon & Lauri Myers of Relaxing Tropics YouTube Channel, & Jared Bernard
2022: Christopher Slaughter & Dana Williams Brue
2019: Jessica Hoepfl
2020: Kelsey Morgan, Mike Eberlein, Jonathon Graas, Kelsey Brock, Jon & Lauri Myers of Relaxing Tropics YouTube Channel, & Jared Bernard
2022: Christopher Slaughter & Dana Williams Brue
"Krypto" is a juvenile hawksbill that was photographed by SCUBA Heroes (@scubaheroes) in 2020.
"Sherhawk" is a juvenile hawksbill that has been photographed by Blade Shepherd-Jones (@21abovetheequator) & Jacob Dodd in 2020.
"TBA-JJ" is a subadult hawksbill that was photographed by John Johnson in ~2010.
"Nick K Xiv" is a subadult hawksbill that has been photographed in 2020 & 2022:
2020: Kelly Quin, Allison Czapracki & Leslie Sanchez
2022: Denise Webb
2020: Kelly Quin, Allison Czapracki & Leslie Sanchez
2022: Denise Webb
"ATA Girl" is a juvenile hawksbill that has been photographed by Stacy Swanke (@stacyswanke) & Blade Shepherd-Jones (@21abovetheequator) in 2020.
"ATA-Tude" is a juvenile hawksbill that has been photographed by Stacy Swanke (@stacyswanke) & Blade Shepherd-Jones (@21abovetheequator) in 2020.
"Bowen" is a juvenile hawksbill that has been photographed in 2020 & 2022:
2020: Ashley Brown (@luv2surf808)
2022: Ashley Brown (@luv2surf808) & Nicki Clemson
2020: Ashley Brown (@luv2surf808)
2022: Ashley Brown (@luv2surf808) & Nicki Clemson
"Makali'i" (tiny, very small) is a juvenile hawksbill that has been photographed in 2020 & 2021:
2020: Atticus & Aaron Anderson (@aquaholicaaron)
2021: Mike Eberlein (@mike.eberlein)
2020: Atticus & Aaron Anderson (@aquaholicaaron)
2021: Mike Eberlein (@mike.eberlein)
"Finnigan" is a juvenile hawksbill that has been photographed in 2020 & 2021 (note that Finnigan is missing its left front flipper likely caused by a fishing line amputation):
2020: Jacob Dodd
2021: Stacy Swanke (@stacyswanke) & Blade Shepherd-Jones (@21abovetheequator)
2020: Jacob Dodd
2021: Stacy Swanke (@stacyswanke) & Blade Shepherd-Jones (@21abovetheequator)
"Sharky" is a juvenile hawksbill that has been photographed in 2020 & 2021:
2020: Dan Okamura (@danohi487)
2021: Mike Eberlein (@mike.eberlein), Samantha Cataldo & Ashley Brown (@LUV2surf808).
2020: Dan Okamura (@danohi487)
2021: Mike Eberlein (@mike.eberlein), Samantha Cataldo & Ashley Brown (@LUV2surf808).
"Timmeh" is a juvenile hawksbill that was photographed by Christina (@canyoncaver) & Jason (@rchrds.caver) Richards in 2020.
"Kamril" is a subadult hawksbill that was photographed by Lauren Jaramillo (@renjay) in 2020.
"Aurora" is a juvenile hawksbill that has been photographed by Blade Shepherd-Jones (@21abovetheequator) in 2020.
"MiShell" is a subadult hawksbill that was photographed by Rose Zhang in 2020.
"Makaīwa" (mother-of-pearl eyes; mysterious eyes; 9 guiding stars) is a juvenile hawksbill that was photographed by Jon & Lauri Myers of Relaxing Tropics YouTube Channel in 2020.
"Mahea" (hazy as moonlight) is a subadult hawksbill that has been photographed in 2020 & 2022:
2020: Anke Roberts, Denise Webb & Krista Jaspers
2022: Francesca Leonetti, Denise Webb & Frances Tong
2023: Frances Tong
2020: Anke Roberts, Denise Webb & Krista Jaspers
2022: Francesca Leonetti, Denise Webb & Frances Tong
2023: Frances Tong
ATA Boy is a juvenile hawksbill that was photographed by Stacy Swanke (@stacyswanke), Blade Shepherd-Jones (@21abovetheequator) & Sandy Woodward in 2021.
"Yertle" is a juvenile hawksbill that was photographed by Jon Myers in 2021.
"Pu'uwai Ikaika" is a juvenile hawksbill that was photographed by Sandra Chun in 2021.
"Ola" (life, health, well-being, living, livelihood, means of support, salvation) is a juvenile hawksbill that was photographed by Deborah Wallace in 2021.
"Attie" is a juvenile hawsbill that was photographed by Stacy Swanke (@stacyswanke) in 2021.
"Kame" (カメ) Japanese for turtle, is a juvenile hawksbill that was photographed by Blade Shepherd-Jones (@21abovetheequator) in 2007.
"Logan" is a juvenile hawksbill that was photographed by Stacy Swanke (@stacyswanke) in 2021.
"Pluto" is a juvenile hawksbill that was photographed by Jon & Lauri Myers of Relaxing Tropics YouTube Channel in 2021.
"Hau" is a juvenile hawksbill that was photographed by Yuki Kainui in 2021.
"TBA" is a subadult hawksbill that was photographed by Suzanne Hammer in 2021.
"Lanipō" (dense, dark, lush, as of plants, rain; said of luxuriant growth / approbation and praise mingled with joy) is a juvenile hawksbill that was photographed by Cindy Macfarlane-Flores (@cindy.macfarlaneflores) in 2022.
"Diamond" is an adult female that was photographed by Lauren Jaramillo (@renjay) & Peter Diamond in 2022.
"Ho'omaika'i" is a juvenile hawksbill that was photographed by Margo Freeman in 2022.
"Leilah" is a juvenile hawksbill that was photographed by Terry Lilley & Jon & Lauri Myers of Relaxing Tropics YouTube Channel in 2022.
"Tushalini" is a juvenile hawksbill that was photographed by Jon & Lauri Myers of Relaxing Tropics YouTube Channel, Rebecca Gray (@divingmama) & Lisa Zick-Mariteragi in 2022.
"Paumalu" is a juvenile hawksbill that was photographed by Terry Lilley (@underwater2web) & Jon Myers (Relaxing Tropics YouTube Channel) in 2022.
"Iolani Naturalist" is a juvenile hawksbill that was photographed by Maddux Springer in 2022.
"Sunny" is subadult hawksbill that was photographed by Rebecca Gray in 2022.
"no ka'u mau keiki liilii" is a juvenile hawksbill that was photographed by Sieglinda Meyer in 2022.
"Sir Limu-lot" is a juvenile hawksbill that was photographed by Jon Myers in 2022 & 2023.
"Abe" is a subadult hawksbill that was photographed by Bert Weeks (@the_weekly_bert) in 2023.
