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When did they tell people to stop collecting coral on the beach? Can we keep what was collected years ago? Is this just a Florida law?

Jesus will bring peace in your heart. If you ask him.

Wow❤

Looks like another Beautiful day !! Thank you !!

Love the quote Thank You😊

Wish I could walk on the beach!!

Thank you for sharing❤

#nutmegpalooza

You rock..thanks for this.

I dont know how you can leave so many shells behind. So many stunning shells. I too do believe in karma when shelling. :)

Thank you for the wonderful walk on the beach. I love South West Florida, but I’m land locked in upstate SC. I look forward to our walks!

Good evening, Beach Angel, and my beachy friends! Hope everyone is doing well this lovely sunset time! Thanks, everybody, for sharing this peaceful beach walk with me!

Terry 😁

Hello. Good Evening 😊😊Happy Shelling Sunday 🐚🐚

Once a day yaaaaaaaa❤

So Great

Hi! I am also really interested in seashells and find them beautiful! I've never been interested in them but after reading Lord Of The Flies I really really wanted a Conch shell but I have never found one. Do you think I can buy fighter conches and use them as whistles?

will collect broken ones and put them in flower beds for a nice look and helps the soil

Just now caught your marsh shelling. Came to Ft.Meyers 4 wks ago and brought home a backpack full of shells. I live in the middle of Tx on 40 acres with a 1acre pond and there are a ton of clam shells and yes they are on my porch

Some of the birds you thought were turkey vultures were not. They flew too fast. Vultures soar and are awkward near the ground. They have great eye sight but even better sense of smell. Yup, they can smell dead animals from a great distance. I loved the land snails and the muscles. It would be interesting to try making buttons with them.

It occurs to me that dental professionals would be good at cleaning shells.

Snakes, alligators noooooo not me although I love those apple snails tho

Question.. what ap do you use for the tide?

Your videos gave taught me a lot, but you should show us other shells that you do not gravitate to in order to expand our knowledge.

The long spiral shell is a Hercules Club whelk. It's rare to find them in Florida, but they are there. More commonly found in Australia.

I would've taken that crab shell, it was pretty cool.

I love it when the fighting conchs have kind of a checkerboard pattern on them!

New sheller here. Only get to go out about one week per year on vacation. Just went to Keewaydin for the first time last week. Best shelling day I've ever had, and most of it came from one shell pile!

Aren't you ever afraid for your safety from bad people ?

Where do you live to be finding shells like that???

My heart flutters when I find the large calico scallops 💜💗🧡

Found my first apple murex on Pass-A-Grill yesterday 🤗

Hello again - I've got Acid Magic and a bunch of shells ready to be cleaned. Couple more questions for you - Can I use a plastic table (I see you have a wood surface) and if I choose to use gloves will standard kitchen cleaning gloves be okay or will the acid melt them Thanks :)

Hello-would you ever, for pay of course, be a beach guide for a few hours to a land locked New Mexican who could possibly come to Florida??

I've been using clearcoat nail polish to harden.

I think this is the first time I've seen a video here. I went a couple of years ago. Got a bucket full of the various types. They clean up and display nice.

My favorite spot too. Have a j from there

Nice side quest! Brings back memories of the Florida Master Naturalist Program! Keep surprising us. I love it.

I was given some rams horn snail shells, but had no idea what they were called. Thank you for identifying them for me

Love this video ❤

They look so similar.. Thank-you for the information!😊

Thanks!🥰

I have only seen shells on the beach.. 🐚🌊 But I have seen tiny shells near my house. But I didn't know we can find shells from these types of places too!🙂 I love this video.😊

How do you differentiate shark eye and bladder moon snails?

You do a wonderful job showing the shells. You say find your passion, "I found mine...the beach". I live in Iowa, but treasure every trip south. I don't do tourism, I spend every moment on the beach...seeking, breathing and listening. Thank you!

Always love your videos. We like to take shelling vacations to the gulf coast. Used to stay on Sanibel. Last year we went to Marco. This year we are looking for a house big enough for 8. I found a vrbo on the very south end of Estero Island right across from Lovers Key. Is that a good place to shell? In this video you said you liked to shell in that part of Fort Myers Beach. Exactly what part do you think is the best?

I have bleached the dark snails before and all that "dark rich color" comes off. I guess it is the same as a periostracum? They are blue and pastel underneath. They are very pretty. I have kept some of mine natural and some bleached.

Great video on a new Shelling adventure. I’ve lived in Florida my entire life and never thought about alligators in freshwater until November 2020. Since then,I stay far away from the boat docks And waters edge. If there is a raised platform to stand on, I’ll look in the water from there. Every time my son goes fishing, he brings me home, apples snails, and ram head shells. I’m going to make him watch this video so he can see the long pointy ones that you found.

Have you gone to Destin-Fort Walton beach?

I know you’ve probably been asked this question before, but what is the difference between an moonsnail, and a false moonsnail, thank you very much for the great videos too