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<\/a><\/p>\nThe week started out with beautiful sunset skies at the lighthouse beach with some serene Sanibel Stooping…..<\/p>\n
\n Tiny shell finds….<\/p>\n Avery with a Sharp Ribbed Drill<\/p><\/div>\n Beautiful families with some Shelling Sistahs! ….<\/p>\n Avery, Caroline, Jim, McKenzie and Amy (Orlando)<\/p><\/div>\n Live critters….<\/p>\n A few keeper shells like this double JEWEL BOX Super Sheller Clark found….<\/p>\n Then I moved on to Middle Gulf Drive beaches to find more Shelling Sistahs! Weehoo!<\/p>\n Janet, Pam, Betty Jo<\/p><\/div>\n But Blind Pass has been the place to find the best finds of the week! Look who I saw again from the lighthouse beach but this time at Blind Pass finding KING’S CROWNS. McKenzie!<\/p>\n And her sister Avery was lucky enough to find a JUNONIA! Even part of one is lucky, I think. Great find Avery!<\/p>\n My buddies Susie and Ellen joined me at Blind Pass to see what all the fuss was about.<\/p>\n They found FIGHTING CONCHS, a PEAR WHELK \u00a0and a few more.<\/p>\n Marie from Charleston was purrrrrrfectly satisfied with lots of kitten paws…<\/p>\n The shelling is so much fun right now because the tide is so far out you can walk on sand bars that are not normally showin….. especially at Blind Pass.\u00a0On my last post\u00a0Negative Low Tides, Positive Winners!<\/a> <\/strong>, I didn’t really explain what a negative low tide chart looks like so I’ve added the chart for today and tomorrow. To get more information on the tides for future dates for Captiva, Sanibel and Cayo Costa, go to TIDES<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/a><\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n