Easter Boating with Super Sheller Clark
Happy Easter every bunny! Shellzam! Right? Can you believe the different variety of amazing...
Read MoreHappy Easter every bunny! Shellzam! Right? Can you believe the different variety of amazing...
Read MoreTo start a seashell art project, the first thing on the “to do list” is find shells. Check. Then the shells have to be cleaned and dried. Check. Then the shells should be sorted by species and color. Check. Depending...
Read MoreAfter high winds for a few days last week, Sanibel Island had some interesting live creatures wash up on all of our shores like the MILLIPEDE STARFISH (aka- SEA STAR ;)) at the Sanibel Causeway and…. There were empty...
Read MoreThe Sanibel Lighthouse beach has been a long time favorite place of ours to search for the mini shells. The evening was cool and breezy so to take a nice walk from the gulf side to the fishing pier over the weekend was...
Read MoreOh CONE all ye faithful. With the hustle and bustle of holidays upon us, I managed to take a few breaks to breathe in the calmness of Sanibel and get the beach. My best find this week was this ALPHABET CONE. Joyful and...
Read MoreWe’ve been enjoying walking along the shore at Sanibel’s Bowmans Beach this summer...
Read MoreIt was an especially good day on the Sanibel today. On the beach at Island Inn, the weather was perfect (high 70s), the water was calm, there were piles of good shells… and I had Clark with me. That’s why I love this...
Read MoreWe had a shellucky boat trip shelling adventure yesterday! On each iLoveShelling cruise,...
Read MoreOur first iLoveShelling Sight Sea-R Cruise was even better than I could ever even imagined! This brand new Sight Sea-R boat proved to be the absolutely perfect shelling excursion with plenty of room to take our 48 amazing...
Read MoreThis is truly a GOLD-BANDED CONE. There was lots of controversy over this CONE shell on last week’s post Gold-Banded Cone Found On Sanibel Island and ever since that post, the saga has continued… From the moment...
Read MoreWhoa! Have you ever seen a GOLD-BANDED CONE (Lindaconus spurious aureofasciatus)? It’s a VERY rare CONE found in SW Florida that neither Clark nor I have ever been fortunate enough to find….yet. It’s not...
Read MoreShells! Shells! Shells! I teased you yesterday with a quick update post of Beth’s beautiful seashells she found at Lighthouse Beach after west winds whipped through Southwest Florida a few days earlier in the week, but it...
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