These are the beautiful treasures we are used to seeing on Sanibel after strong winds from the Gulf Of Mexico. Brittany (Georgia) and her dad Steve (Kentucky) found plenty of BANDED TULIPS, LIGHTNING WHELKS, LETTERED OLIVES and...
Read MoreAfter strong west winds last week, surely we would get some interesting shells and Beach Bling washing up on our shores of Sanibel and Captiva. Yep, lots of Beach Bling lined the beach at Gulfside City Park. The winds were so...
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For me, this is the perfect evening… taking a walk on the beach without any rush, without an...
Read MoreWalking out on the beach before sunrise is a special feeling. It has an extra special feeling when it is a very low tide of -1.0 AND it’s Christmas weekend. I thought my eyes hadn’t focused when I took this next...
Read MoreEverywhere I looked last night, I saw the colors of Easter… in seashells. …..and in the sky …..and around the palm trees. As we “hopped” around to the lighthouse beach filling up our Easter shell...
Read MoreThese aren’t tar balls…. or donuts (Clark thought this photo looked like donuts- huh?). This is SEA PORK. There were lots of them on the beach this afternoon at the lighthouse with many different colors, shapes and...
Read MoreThis is what I love to see on the beach! Lots of SEA SPONGES, PARCHMENT WORM CASES, SEA PORK, and PEN SHELLS. Why? Because it means there will be great shelling in the next few days! See that JINGLE SHELL on this PEN SHELL? This...
Read MoreIs it an organ of a marine animal on the beach? Is it a tar ball that got washed up on the beach? Is it the beginning of another attack of The Blob? Nope, it is Sea Pork. It’s a TUNICATE. They are rubbery globs of...
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