The first sea shell I ever picked up in Southwest Florida, originally uploaded by Erin *~*~*. Who could forget the magic of finding something so small, so perfect, so enchanting? This sea shell is the Florida cerith, also known as…
I feel lucky to have finally discovered one of these – it’s a sand collar, or more accurately, the egg mass of a moon snail. "Moon snail" is the common name for a family of gastropods known as Naticidae. The…
A random act of shelling at Bunche Beach, originally uploaded by Erin *~*~*. I have a lot of shells; make that a whole LOT of shells. They live in Rubbermaid bins and plastic Domino sugar containers in a big kitchen…
It’s a small world, originally uploaded by Erin *~*~*. If you like miniature shells, this may be the place for you!
Bite sized seafood, originally uploaded by Erin *~*~*. A tiny starfish is under investigation by an even to over hermit crab. Appetizer, anyone?
Nature makes an appearance, originally uploaded by Erin *~*~*. A king’s crown sunning himself on the edge of a tidal pool. The tide should be coming back in soon to put him to sleep for the evening
Pre-dinner libation on Sanibel, originally uploaded by Erin *~*~*. Those aren’t my shells – they are Tootie’s shells from yesterday.
Spoils from Sanibel – the shells are rolling in!, originally uploaded by Erin *~*~*. Will give a better report later on – wet hands don’t do well on an iPhone! Suffice it to say, there are shells
© Copyright 2012 | http://MyMobileAdventures.com | CLICK any photo for a larger view I decided to go back to the Sanibel Lighthouse Beach this afternoon, to see what I could see. Directly to the right of the fishing pier was…
