Gabriel found this live STARFISH (BROWN SPINY SEA STAR) on a PEN SHELL at low tide late this morning at the Sanibel Lighthouse beach. His whole family came over to look at it and to ohhh and ahhh so I had to find out what the...
Read MoreI’ve had a little dry spell finding mid size shells lately but today…. The shells are back! Yippee! We had nice southwest winds the past few days and now the shells at the lighthouse beach on the pier side have...
Read MoreSmitty told me he found a few good shells like an ALPHABET CONE and then he said “I found a few CANDIES too”. It stopped me in my path. Did you say “Candies”? He sure did! He and his wife Marcia hang out...
Read MoreAttention virtual shellers! Can you identify all of these shells? To help make sure, I’d like to introduce my new page of….. drum roll please….. SEASHELL IDENTIFICATION ! Clark found all of these shells in the...
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I would have done the happy shelling dance for an hour if I was the one that found this ATLANTIC...
Read MoreIt was a great beach day today with calm, warm weather in the 70’s even though it was hard to find any un-picked-over shell piles. I did, however, find these little RIBBED CANTHARUS that look like they’d fit right in...
Read MoreThey’re baaack. We’ve been waiting all week for those west winds to push the shells up on the beach…. and now we got our wish. Shells were washing up at Blind Pass this afternoon but not on the new sand bar....
Read MoreExtreme early morning low tides means break out the flash lights before day break. My buddy Ellen and I were out on the beach and in the cold water by 6:30. The birds were shellebrating a new day. And so were we. I saw Kay on...
Read MoreHere you go virtual shellers! Have fun identifying so many beautiful shells by clicking on the picture for enlargement to see some of the shells that Sue from Pennsylvania found from shelling the beach off West Gulf Drive. As...
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