Super limpets, Jaime! I loved the barnacle limpet with all the color on the under-side- so cool! And the design on the top snail made me think of star snails (from south-east Florida). Fantastic video Jaime! Thanks🎉❤
Hi Jamie! The shell finds are amazing and I know you had the time of your life! I am in love with those limpets!! Amazing. So glad you are sharing your trip. It's beautiful there!
Wow what amazing shells. The limpits are so big and beautiful. I am sure you all have an amazing experience. Thank you for sharing your shelling videos. Hope to see more from Scotland. Have a great day.
My favorite find was the Limpet shell that was covered with barnacles on the top. The under side was so pretty. I have never been to Scotland, so thank you for the beach trip.
Thank you Martha! The octopus was so beautiful. My brother in law was lucky to find that pelican foot! Amanda (a local) was shocked! Haha. It was a great find. So much fun.
Living in Northern Ireland ...Its funny to hear you say that "this was a shell trip of a lifetime"..and I was thinking the same thing about Sanibel and Plum Island.:)
That octopus was amazing to see there up in the rocks! Incredible! Thnx for taking us along w/ you to Scotland. Those limpets are the biggest I've ever seen. Wonderful shell finds! So neat! So happy for you all there! :)
How incredible was that?!! Hope the octopus was ok. June just flew by so fast. Today's August 2nd, can you believe it? I can't!! Scotland sure looks cold even in the summer, hey? My dad was born in Glasgow in 1930, not a great time to be born. Even though he loved the Old Country, he loved the summers in Canada better. He loved the heat of Arizona when he was older. Great shelling!!😊🐬
I was so happy to see all the flat scallop shells, they are my favorites. The octopus 🐙 was pretty cool in that it changed colors in just an instant. Thanks for sharing. Have a safe trip . 🌻🐕🥰
at 9:34 that is Neptunea antiqua, the other one Buccinum undatum. Both are from the family Buccinidae. Genus Neptunea is named after the Roman god Neptunus, lord of the oceans. In ancient Greece his name was Poseidon. Neptunea antiqua is known for its many shell defects, like protoconch missing, heavy scarring (repaired breaks), chipped lip. At 12:10 that is a Common Cockle. Cerastoderma edule, belonging to the family Cardiidae, the heart shells. The giant clams also belong to that family, so they are cousins...12:22 another cousin: Acanthocardia echinata as far as I can tell, same family.
My shelling pal, Charlie here. Our assistant is at basketball camp, so we enjoyed watching the shores of Scotland and the baby octopus. However, we enjoyed the sea glass in England. We have given up tumbling glass, and moved to rocks. Charlie wants to adopt the Octopus, referred him to his parents. Your smile is delightful.
Oh my gosh, I just can't believe all the beauty 😊😍 I know I'll never get there, so thank you so much for this wonderful trip with you all ❤️ Love the shells, rocks, and scenery, but my favorite is still the octopus 🐙 that was truly spectacular ❤️ ❤
Hi everyone. It was absolutely amazing meeting and shelling with you all. It's such a pity that we had typical Scottish weather ( rain ) I still can't believe we met. It is a beach day that is extremely special to AJ and I. Much love to you all from AJ, Bertie, the Scottish beach dog, and I ❤ 🏴
This is amazing. Long time watcher 1st time commenter. I have been shell hunting all of my life, and am about to go to Scotland. What beach is this? Or vicinity?
@skyemontgomery7971 Hi, the beach is Silver Knowes on the east coast of Edinburgh. Have a fabulous time in Scotland, but bring waterproof clothing and footwear as our weather is very wet at the moment. If you need any other info, I'd be happy to help