Tekau mā whitu the tohorā was tagged on 7 July 2022 and started migrating south soon after.

Tekau mā waru the tohorā was tagged on 7 July 2022 and about 10 days later starting migrating south from the Auckland Islands.

Tekau mā iwa the tohorā was tagged on 8 July 2022 and a few days later started migrating west from the Auckland Islands

Rua tekau the tohorā was in a social group when it was tagged on 10 July 2022. Rua tekau then migrated southwest from the Auckland Islands a few days later.

Rua tekau mā tahi was a mum or cow with a calf hanging out with other adult whales when she was tagged on 10 July 2022. Rua tekau mā tahi and her calf had spent over 2 weeks in Port Ross, Auckland Islands – Maungahuka, as of writing this on 26 July.

Rua tekau mā rua the tohorā was tagged on 11 July 2022. A few days later, Rua tekau mā rua migrated south from the Auckland Islands along the Campbell Plateau.

Rua tekau mā toru the tohorā was tagged on 11 July 2022, when it was hanging by itself. Rua tekau mā toru has spent the past two weeks around the Auckland Islands – Maungahuka, travelling down to Carnley Harbour from Port Ross in the northeast as of 26 July.

Rua tekau mā whā the tohorā is a mum with a calf, and she was tagged on 12 July 2022. Rua tekau mā whā and her calf had spent over 2 weeks in Port Ross, Auckland Islands – Maungahuka, as of writing this on 26 July.