Sanibel Shelling and Shell Love Bug
Holy Cowrie- I’m shocked at how long it’s been since I’ve published my last blog...
Read MoreHoly Cowrie- I’m shocked at how long it’s been since I’ve published my last blog...
Read MoreSouthwest Florida had some crazy storms plow through our area in the last few days… so I...
Read MoreI was honored and humbled to be a part of Rotary International’s District Conference 6960 over the weekend and to share the beauty and gifts of Southwest Florida with these awe inspiring folks. Although the speakers,...
Read MoreThe weather outside is delightful. Our Sanibel Island mornings have been cool and crisp with the afternoons in the 80s- perfect holiday weather to share with peeps visiting from Boston like cutie little sheller Raquel with her...
Read More“Every beautiful shell from the sea is a treasured gift” – I’ve...
Read MoreWe found WHELKS, BABYS EARS, WORMIES, CONCHS and lots of SEA URCHINS on our iLoveShelling cruise to Cayo Costa … but Jeff (from VA) got a head start of everybody else. He started shelling on the low tide mud flat beside...
Read MoreGone Shelling! Since Clark had a Rotary Conference on Grand Bahama Island, we took a few...
Read MoreIntroducing…. Shelly Temple! I was so honored to be asked to be a celebrity waitress for the...
Read MoreLook very closely at the seashells in this top photo. Look at the patterns. Look at the colors. Look at the architecture. Look at the different species. Do you see six different types of shells? Yes, I’m sure you...
Read MoreWe are so fortunate to see spectacular WHITE PELICANS when they migrate to SouthWest Florida every year in the fall. Unfortunately, we found one injured or sick WHITE PELICAN while boating around the Out Islands of Sanibel and...
Read MoreIt was a seashell wonderland for 17 year old Swedish exchange student Anna on the beach of Sanibel’s Gulf Side City Park yesterday. She couldn’t believe there were so many beautiful shells scattered in every...
Read MoreI was shocked when Alyssa showed me a SANDERLING she was cradling in her hands. She had found the little bird on the beach unable to fly so she picked him up because she thought his wings were broken. Oh my! But hold on, the...
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