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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Category Archives: pictures of seashells
Blue Seashells
I spent a lot of time picking up seashells along the Florida coastline when I was a resident there, and the blue shells are some of my favorite. The heavy bivalves are known as cockle shells and the fact that … Continue reading
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Tagged photography, seashell postcards, mollusca, blue seashells
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The Florida Horse Conch Printable Coloring Page
The horse conch shell (scientific name: Pleuroploca gigantea) is the state shell of Florida. It can be very large – up to 2 feet long!- and the horse conch eats lightning whelks among other things. Click on the image below … Continue reading
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Tagged coloring, conch, Florida, free, kids, Seashells, shell
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The Pink Conch Seems at Home in the Sunshine
The beautiful coloring of shells won’t last forever and especially if you put them outdoors in the sun. I bought a couple of large pink conchs about 20 years ago and I’ve loved adding them to my sunny porch railing … Continue reading
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Seashell Markings and Bore Holes
I have collected some shells and pieces of shells that are full of holes or have crazy lines etched in the top. Sometime a shell will have a perfect hole all the way through it, just as if it was … Continue reading













