What do you know about seashells?
I walked the Florida beaches where I lived for many years not thinking too much about the seashells I collected. Now that I use them for work, I have begun to take an interest in their names and how they came to be. This is where I blog about my new-found knowledge. All helpful comments are welcome!Find a Shell
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Recent Posts
- Identifying The Jackknife Clam Shell
- Donate a Seashell Kit to Your Child’s School
- Infatuated With The Nautilus Shell
- Identifying Similar Small Shells on Sanibel Island
- Cowry Seashells and a Free, Printable Coloring Page
- Would You Have a Seashell Driveway?
- Fairy Gardens With a Tropical Theme
- My WordPress Blog: A 2011 Review
- The Beautiful Queen (Emperor) Helmet Shell
- A Bouquet Made From Seashells
Aluminum Water Bottles
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Author Archives: Dustytoes
Donate a Seashell Kit to Your Child’s School
Even if you live miles from the ocean or don’t have any seashells yourself, you can give a gift of seashells to your child’s school. Recently my eighth-grader came home and actually told me what he was doing in school. … Continue reading
Posted in Florida
Tagged Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum, classroom, education, school, shell kits, teachers
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Infatuated With The Nautilus Shell
The amazing artwork of strangeling, aka Jasmine Becket-Griffith, features the chambered nautilus seashell. The artist admits in the description of the piece pictured here, that she “loves to paint them” and she does a fantastic job of it too! I … Continue reading
Cowry Seashells and a Free, Printable Coloring Page
One type of the Cowry shell was once widely used as currency. It is called the Money Cowry! The shells can be large or small and have a very shiny shell. The Tiger cowry is spotted with dark brown blotches … Continue reading
Posted in coloring pages
Tagged pictures of seashells, cowry, cowries, tiger cowry, Atlantic deer
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