Caroline (St Augustine) was positively a winner with a bucket full of seashells at Sanibel’s Blind Pass. With a negative low tide, you can walk out so far on the sand bar right now to find lots of FIGHTING CONCH, WHELKS,...
Read MoreIt was a super weekend with a “super moon”, super sunrise, super shelling, super dolphins and super sunsets. I am still over the moon (heehee) after seeing that dolphin rushing towards me yesterday morning at sunrise...
Read MoreThey really DO love shelling!!! They were shouting it to the rooftops while wearing their tees they gave each other for Christmas……. because Claudette and Karen found some incredible shells. You can’t see how...
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Looky what I found!! A gorgeous 2 1/4 inch SCOTCH BONNET! Woot! Woot! I’ve only found...
Read MoreClark and I parked at Fulgur Street (click on street name for a map) beach access this morning and took the advice of this PEN SHELL arrow pointing west to find shells. It gave us the right of way! We found shells…. lots...
Read MoreI think this live TRUE TULIP was too cold to move any faster to dig his way under the sand at low tide this morning. The temperatures were in the 30s and 40s so I felt bad for him and gave him a little snuggie sand blanket....
Read MoreThis morning was so beautiful, I don’t have many words to describe it. So we’ll keep it at…. Peace on Sanibel. Peace on Earth. Share with your friends!EmailInstagramPinterestFacebookTwitterLinkedInLike...
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 MoreANGEL WING shells are very special. If you’ve ever found one, then you know what I mean. They are pure white and so beautifully detailed to a degree that is astonishingly close to what we’ve imagined all our lives to...
Read MoreRhonda picked up this OCTOPUS on Monday at low tide and walked it to the water to help him survive. This past Saturday, I saw several octopuses washed up on the beach at low tide too. Here’s a video of one of those poor...
Read MoreThis is a rare photo. I can’t help it- I’m just not a morning gal so I rarely get to the beach to see sunrise. I know, I’m not your usual sheller but this isn’t your usual shelling day either. Colder...
Read MoreWhat the heck??? I was taking video of our pleasant little morning at low tide shelling the east end of Sanibel finding a SUNRAY VENUS, COCKLE SHELLS, a live LIGHTNING WHELK, and some hermit crabs in MUREX shells...
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