All eleven of these ALPHABET CONES were found within four days of shelling this week along Sanibel’s West Gulf Drive by Wendy from West Palm Beach, FL. Talk about an eye for shelling! And she even found another one that...
Read MoreI’m still exhausted from boating yesterday. Clark, friend Mary Jo and I “adventured” to take our boat down to the sand bars off Marco to do some shelling. The gulf was calm and flat for our hour and a half boat...
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Looky what I found!! A gorgeous 2 1/4 inch SCOTCH BONNET! Woot! Woot! I’ve only found...
Read MoreI went back to Blind Pass this morning and found an even bigger sand bar but not as many shells as last week. I found only a few doing the Captiva Crouch. Last week was so insane it’s hard to compare the shelling so...
Read MoreI might turn into a morning person. I just can’t get over how beautiful the sunrise is on Sanibel and I’ve only seen a handful of them. I “used” to like to take my time in the mornings (aka… sleep...
Read MoreI was thrilled to see a CARRIER SHELL (click for more info) found by blog friend Lee and her husband Bill yesterday at South Seas Island Resort. I just haven’t developed the eye for them since they aren’t really the...
Read MoreI was so surprised to see that the Sanibel side of Blind Pass had such a pile of shells. Look at them all! Most of the shells were clams, scallops and bits and pieces of shells but we all found treasures to be proud of. I saw a...
Read MoreI love those little Candy Corn HORSE CONCHS and WORM SHELLS!!!!! Share with your friends!EmailInstagramPinterestFacebookTwitterLinkedInLike this:Like...
Read Morebottom row: colorful moon snail, 3 baby’s ears middle row: 7 baby horse conchs, tulip top curvy row: assorted baby conchs, turbin, florida cone, nutmeg Share with your...
Read MoreBlind Pass on Captiva Island produces shells again.
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