A mountain of shells washed in with the tide over the weekend at Blind Pass Captiva! Picking up shells in my first fifteen minutes produced these awesome shells and bling… Todd and his sister-in-law Amy from New York were...
Read MoreI have been looooving my long walks on the Sanibel beaches this week with warm, sunny days. Yesterday at the Lighthouse Beach, I enjoyed finding WENTLETRAPS and other sweet minis on the Gulf Of Mexico side instead of on the pier...
Read MoreAfter the rain stopped and the warm sunshine filled our weekend, the Sanibel Lighthouse beach was very popular for watching wonderful wildlife like this huge live HORSE CONCH Bijou is showing us in the first photo (with...
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Can you tell that these are four different shells? The difference between these seashells is very...
Read MoreThis is how our weekend started off on Friday. A calm, coral sky at sunset with a few shells scattered along the beach. This is the cute little shell in foreground of the first photo. Cute, huh? It’s called a GULF OYSTER...
Read MoreThe other day, shelling sistah Tricia G asked me if I’ve ever found a MARGINELLA on Sanibel since I don’t have one listed on the SEASHELL IDENTIFICATION page. I’ve found them before but, come to think about...
Read MoreShelling is just like life…. look beyond the obvious and you will find something beautiful and extraordinary. I always feel a calmness come over me when I search for the mini shells. When I begin to focus on all the...
Read MoreAs you can see, you’ve got to be doing the Sanibel Stoop to find these tiny SHARP-RIB DRILL shells. Cory was doing just that…. looking low, digging around (drilling) the piles and focusing. He was finding lots of...
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After going to every beach on Captiva today and finding nothing, we headed to the east end to...
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