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Seashells called whelks are in one piece.
We’ve been getting rain like a monsoon lately but finally we got in an early day of boating to beat the thunderheads. We were on the water by ten in the morning, which is early for us. My son is not an early riser. With the chance of rain nearly always possible, we hoped to […]
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Some days spent out on the water can be so worth it. When I found this little channeled whelk on an island beach, it made my day….! I took loads of photos to capture the memory, and decided to share some of them here. This is not a shell I see regularly in my area, […]
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Photos and info about the Pear whelk, or Fig whelk, seashell which I find regularly when out on the boat.
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Found a beautiful knobbed whelk with a hermit crab inside, but got some photos.
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A living lightning whelk with a pretty shell gave me some nice photos to take home.
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I am beginning to sound like a broken record, but all the shells I found were occupied by hermit crabs, so the best I could do was get some photos. While traveling the backwaters of the Indian River, we came up behind the islands known as Three Sisters. Since I love to walk along the […]
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