Treasures of Beachcombing on Fort Myers Beach
These shells are just a few of many beautiful gifts from the sea I could have easily plucked off...
Read MoreThese shells are just a few of many beautiful gifts from the sea I could have easily plucked off...
Read MoreWe didn’t see an abundance of shells on the beaches of Sanibel earlier this week but now the winds have changed from east to west along with evening negative low tides throughout the weekend… soooo… now we are...
Read MoreThe Sanibel Island shellers have been out the last 2 days having great luck with and without their scoops. Kim from St Louis was in knee deep water scooping up treasures with her net this morning at Blind Pass Sanibel… She...
Read MoreHow does Donnie keep finding such incredible shells? On August 20 post, I showed yall all of the...
Read MoreThe full moon low tide yesterday made for a beautiful morning walk at Blind Pass Captiva. But there was so much sand filling in around the jetty on both sides that I wasn’t finding the seashell treasures that usually build...
Read MoreNot many shells were to be found on the beach at Blind Pass Sanibel yesterday evening….but we sure were finding them coming in with the waves. I ended up finding a very nice sampling of the Sanibel Six …. We only...
Read MoreIf the SANIBEL SIX seashells are the favorite achievable shell finds for shellers on Sanibel and Captiva, then the JUNONIA, SCOTCH BONNET and LION’S PAW seashells must be The Elite Three. These shells are the mac daddies...
Read MoreI’m a nosey sheller. I’ve had a habit of peering into the shell bags of Sanibel and Captiva shellers for quite some time. I’m just curious as to what other beach combers are finding, what they pick up and what...
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