Lol, it really breaks my heart that I can’t be there shelling with everyone.. when I see so many shells I need for my crafting but unable to pick them up.. 😔😟😟😟
It must of been Nutmeg day....lol. Storm roled in quick. Thank you for the beach walk hun. Very relaxing. Wish at times that i was there. Sun dial is gorgeous. Stay safe...Janet.
Awesome video. I would've been one of those overwhelmed shellers. I would've been picking up everything. Thanks for sharing. By the way, I love the music.
Hi Tina, glad you came along. There were so many shells even Sanibel shelling didn't compare. It was too bad that front came through otherwise we would have stayed out all day. Hope to see you back out on the beach. Have a great week.
Shellzam! That was a great shelling day! The sundial was beautiful. I took the orange shells to the Bailey Mathews National Shell Museum. They are not tellins or pointed Venus clams. They are crassatellas. The museum website has a shell identification link that is amazing.
Thanks for watching. Well, not necessarily, I've seen both collected in SE FL. Aroung St Pete/ PAG, I see no Sundials or Bonnets, rather Tulips, Murexes, etc. If you want to try N FL come during the winter or after a wind event.
@@BeachBumminDad I’m an avid sheller, I know the best times are winter. I’m out there after every storm and still haven’t found them. I’ll keep searching
Hi Katherine, thanks for watching. Not so much, However I have seen a couple people find some. Generally my eyes are locked in on shells so I only find a shark's tooth every couple years. Have a great week.
Hi Eddie, thanks for watching. There aren't any addresses in particular since the renourishment covered several miles of beach on the west end. Be aware that due to changes in the project the shelling has diminished. However, for the months they were pumping shelly slurry onto the beach it was awesome. Happy shelling 🌞🌴