Agreed! I appreciate all of her contributions to the online shelling community, so very much. I often go back and watch some of her content from time to time. 💙 Thanks for watching!
enjoyed this video along the east coast. Thanks for taking us along. I was just vacationing down the beach from Jupiter beach at Singer Island, Riviera beach area. So true, it's hit and miss, but when it's a hit, treasures abound! I was blessed with scotch bonnets, a beat up lions paw, shark eyes, imperial venus clams, sun dials, rose petal tellins, and my rare find, an atlantic harry triton! The ocean was rough a few days and when it calmed down, the shell piles were abundant and rewarding. I had so much fun. God's creation is amazing!
I have yet to find one of those imperial venus clams! And I know just that you mean about hit or miss shells over on the East Coast. And I think that bright orange is indeed a thorny oyster. Sweet Lion's Paw! That yellow lumpy shell is a corrugated jewel box. SUPER CARRIER SHELL SCORE!! Nice video as always 😃
Hi friend! Thanks so much for the ID on the little yellow shell...a Corrugated Jewel Box - I love that! Looking forward to seeing you tackle the East coast of FL again sometime soon 😃 Thanks as always, for watching!
She's my fave! I have always loved shelling, but acknowledging that she was truly the first person to take the experience to CZcams and share her storytelling - I admire her very much for this.
Happy you pick up the Imperial Venus Clam. Not to many shellers pick them up. They are really found in South Carolina Pauly Island. I nought mine from there. Yours are amazing.
I love the Imperial Venus Clams! I have also found some of their cousin's in the Caribbean - the King Venus Clams... they look only slightly different. I'd love to make it to SC to shell some day! Thanks for watching!
Nice carrier & distorsio shells. Both are on my bucket list. I imagine deeper offshore water makes it more difficult to find things on the east coast, but the shell diversity seems quite good!
Surprisingly, I have found quite a few distorsio in SE Florida! But yeah, often shells are quite banged up when they arrive here. Hope to see you shelling here one day! Thanks for watching, Shell friend!
Very nice collection! I once learned a hard lesson when I attempted to "clean" a Carrier Shell! :( I keep the sad result on a shelf to remind myself of that failing. You might want to search images of Chama macerophylla and Arcinella cornuta. Keep on Shelling!
The water is so relaxing. I like the little Turkey wings and the carrier shell. Love all the shells. It is so hard to pick any favorite one or ones. Just enjoy all the shells. Thank you for taking us along. Have a great day.
Thanks for the feedback, friend! Throughout my life, I have always found myself at peace by the sea - capturing, and sharing these elements are the reasons why I created this channel 💙 Thanks for watching!
Great video. Been wanting to go shelling south because of your videos. Never new we had all that in my backyard. Guess I need to get back out. Thanks again
So nice to see the east coast again. A lot of walking in sinking sand. I don't know what the little yellow oyster is, but the colour is amazing. I love your videos. Thanks for taking me to shelling beaches I will never get to.
Oh my gosh, the sand here is soo hard to walk through, lol! I create this content, for all who wish to experience a walk along the ocean or the beach! 💙🐚
I think the little yellow shell is a jewel box…leafy or corrugated. You should go to Navarre! Flats, bittersweets galore, imperial Venus, scotch bonnets, cabrits murex… it’s an amazing place to shell.
My grandparents took me to Jupiter while visiting friends when I was a child. Best beach aside from Sanibel for the most beautiful colorful shells ever! I will go back.
I was just down in Jupiter, Juno,Coral Cove beaches. Made this trip since I watched a video of yours from a yr ago! I went out at a low tide day found some incredible shells at Coral cove walking towards Blowing rocks, thank you all your wonderful shell’s adventures 🙌🤩💙💙
This whole area of SE Florida can yield some amazing treasures! Although, as mentioned it can be hit or miss, lol. Good luck on your future shelling adventures, and thanks for watching!
Beautiful day ... loved the gray sky and waves crashing on the shore. The imperial Venus clams are so interesting - I love the ridges. And that spiny oyster is just gorgeous! Thanks for a relaxing Sunday AM video!
Looks like you were at blowing rocks. I haven't found many nice shells on that beach. We've had large waves and Coral Cove has been nice. Found Hawkwing Conchs and different shells. Have you tried Juno Beach? South of the pier. Watch The Shell Nuts. They live in my area. BTW, the Jupiter Bridge on US 1 is closed for over a year. Need to take detour. ❤️😊
Yep! I have been to this spot, and found tons of goodies, and have been there and found nothing. Shelling on the east coast of Florida is so hit or miss! I have shelled in Juno many times😀I also have some more content coming up at some point in the future, from Juno - stay tuned!
Always love your videos and get excited when a new one is released. Even on a slow shelling day, your videos are still very entertaining and educational. Your assessment of southeast coast shelling is spot on! Typically slow, but can be very rewarding on good days and that Gulf Stream current can bring us some rare treasures. We continue to learn and be inspired from your videos. Thank you for everything you do!
Great finds ! Jupiter is my fav SE Fl place to go to the beach. We go to Dubois Park where the waterway comes out. Very very nice park. Where is this you are shelling in conjunction to that ? I live in Ky BTW
Yes,I agree shelling is a lot of work!You have to walk sometimes far to search.The oyster shell was beautiful color.Pam Rambo’s neighbor worked at the seashell store on Sanibel and I always asked about her and she is doing well.Of course was before the hurricane.I loved the shells u found on the East Coast and informative video.
Oh my, that's wonderful to hear. Unabashedly have to say, I'd love to meet Pam one day - her content has been such an inspiration to this channel! Thank you for coming along!
I have not been to Calvert Cliffs, but I have read so much about it! It's on my bucket list for sure - just have to find the time, lol! I absolutely love fossils, and fossilized sea creatures, so I am sure I could gather some nice content from there! Thanks for watching!
Love the carrier and imperials. The white bearded ark is new to me. Do you know if your dosonia is disc or elegant? Looks kinda like elegant from here. Thanks for taking us along.
Hello! Yikes, I am not a pro on the Dosinia's, lol! But I did a little research, and it does look more like a Elegant Dosinia! Thanks for the ID, and for watching!
Does Jupiter beach have oyster shells? What about any beaches on the east coast of Florida? I don't know why not one sheller on YT looks for oyster shells.
Florida does indeed have Oyster species(Thorny Oyster, and Eastern Oysters to name a couple). You can sometimes find them washed up on beaches in Florida. I have previously featured Thorny Oysters on my shelling adventures to Florida's SE coast! Thanks for watching!
Hello! Yes, Spectral Bittersweets are a distinct species from the Giant Bittersweet Clams! One of my close friends gifted me this shell bag a couple of years ago. I believe the manufacturer is called "SunSport Canvas! Thanks for watching!
Pam Rambo is a goddess! Great finds!!!
Agreed! I appreciate all of her contributions to the online shelling community, so very much. I often go back and watch some of her content from time to time. 💙
Thanks for watching!
enjoyed this video along the east coast. Thanks for taking us along. I was just vacationing down the beach from Jupiter beach at Singer Island, Riviera beach area. So true, it's hit and miss, but when it's a hit, treasures abound! I was blessed with scotch bonnets, a beat up lions paw, shark eyes, imperial venus clams, sun dials, rose petal tellins, and my rare find, an atlantic harry triton! The ocean was rough a few days and when it calmed down, the shell piles were abundant and rewarding. I had so much fun. God's creation is amazing!
Thank you for watching, friend!
I enjoy all your shells adventures. The same sundial shell we have at the pacific coast of Nicaragua!
Can't wait for the challenge!! I'll be going soon :) ❤
Thank you so much for another great video! Love all the beautiful shells you found!❤
Thank you so much for watching!
I have yet to find one of those imperial venus clams! And I know just that you mean about hit or miss shells over on the East Coast. And I think that bright orange is indeed a thorny oyster. Sweet Lion's Paw! That yellow lumpy shell is a corrugated jewel box. SUPER CARRIER SHELL SCORE!! Nice video as always 😃
Hi friend! Thanks so much for the ID on the little yellow shell...a Corrugated Jewel Box - I love that! Looking forward to seeing you tackle the East coast of FL again sometime soon 😃
Thanks as always, for watching!
Luv it
Thank you for the awesome walk..the great shells and great scenery! Sorry you got soaked!
It actually felt somewhat refreshing to get hit by that wave, considering it was so muggy, lol!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for a great video. I do love the imperial Venus shells also the lion's paw. 🐕🥰
They are some of my faves from this trip - thanks so much for watching!
Thanks for this one! Loved how you closed to black and left the sound of the oc r an runn8ng..
Very beautiful beach. With wonderful shells 🐚.
Thank you for watching, friend!
@@solaceinshelling6552 you're welcome
Spectacular work
Thanks for watching, friend!
Going to Jupiter tomorrow for the first time!
Imperial Venus clams and baby turkey wing❤
My faves, as well 💙
Thanks for watching!
I love that you mentioned Pam Rambo. I miss her blog so much!
She's my fave! I have always loved shelling, but acknowledging that she was truly the first person to take the experience to CZcams and share her storytelling - I admire her very much for this.
Happy you pick up the Imperial Venus Clam. Not to many shellers pick them up. They are really found in South Carolina Pauly Island. I nought mine from there. Yours are amazing.
I love the Imperial Venus Clams! I have also found some of their cousin's in the Caribbean - the King Venus Clams... they look only slightly different. I'd love to make it to SC to shell some day!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for highlighting the cerith . I think they are so underrated.
قعتدطصغتاا😮😮🐚🏖
Nice carrier & distorsio shells. Both are on my bucket list. I imagine deeper offshore water makes it more difficult to find things on the east coast, but the shell diversity seems quite good!
Surprisingly, I have found quite a few distorsio in SE Florida! But yeah, often shells are quite banged up when they arrive here. Hope to see you shelling here one day!
Thanks for watching, Shell friend!
@@solaceinshelling6552 One day!
Love your videos, weather they are in Florida, New England or the Caribbean. Helps me go shelling when I can't get to the beach.
Yes! This is what I love to read - if you are unable to get to the beach, you can have that experience through this content!
Thanks for watching!
I found a use for pen shells that are nice and sturdy. I use them for a soap holder or nail brush holder in my bathrooms.
I love this idea - perhaps I will keep the next well conditioned one that I find!
Very nice collection! I once learned a hard lesson when I attempted to "clean" a Carrier Shell! :( I keep the sad result on a shelf to remind myself of that failing. You might want to search images of Chama macerophylla and Arcinella cornuta. Keep on Shelling!
The water is so relaxing. I like the little Turkey wings and the carrier shell. Love all the shells. It is so hard to pick any favorite one or ones. Just enjoy all the shells. Thank you for taking us along. Have a great day.
Thanks for the feedback, friend! Throughout my life, I have always found myself at peace by the sea - capturing, and sharing these elements are the reasons why I created this channel 💙
Thanks for watching!
Hey yallll
Great video. Been wanting to go shelling south because of your videos. Never new we had all that in my backyard. Guess I need to get back out. Thanks again
Thanks for watching, friend!
So nice to see the east coast again. A lot of walking in sinking sand. I don't know what the little yellow oyster is, but the colour is amazing. I love your videos. Thanks for taking me to shelling beaches I will never get to.
Oh my gosh, the sand here is soo hard to walk through, lol! I create this content, for all who wish to experience a walk along the ocean or the beach! 💙🐚
I think the little yellow shell is a jewel box…leafy or corrugated. You should go to Navarre! Flats, bittersweets galore, imperial Venus, scotch bonnets, cabrits murex… it’s an amazing place to shell.
I have always wanted to get up that way - some day soon, hopefully!
Love your videos. Enjoy seeing different coast lines & variety of shells. Ty
Thank you for acknowledging this aspect - I always try my best to shell in as many areas as I am able!
My grandparents took me to Jupiter while visiting friends when I was a child. Best beach aside from
Sanibel for the most beautiful colorful shells ever! I will go back.
I love that tiny turkey wing. So cute
So cute!
Thanks for watching!
I was just down in Jupiter, Juno,Coral Cove beaches. Made this trip since I watched a video of yours from a yr ago! I went out at a low tide day found some incredible shells at Coral cove walking towards Blowing rocks, thank you all your wonderful shell’s adventures 🙌🤩💙💙
This whole area of SE Florida can yield some amazing treasures! Although, as mentioned it can be hit or miss, lol.
Good luck on your future shelling adventures, and thanks for watching!
Beautiful day ... loved the gray sky and waves crashing on the shore. The imperial Venus clams are so interesting - I love the ridges. And that spiny oyster is just gorgeous! Thanks for a relaxing Sunday AM video!
Thanks for coming along, friend!
Looks like you were at blowing rocks. I haven't found many nice shells on that beach. We've had large waves and Coral Cove has been nice. Found Hawkwing Conchs and different shells. Have you tried Juno Beach? South of the pier. Watch The Shell Nuts. They live in my area. BTW, the Jupiter Bridge on US 1 is closed for over a year. Need to take detour. ❤️😊
Yep! I have been to this spot, and found tons of goodies, and have been there and found nothing. Shelling on the east coast of Florida is so hit or miss!
I have shelled in Juno many times😀I also have some more content coming up at some point in the future, from Juno - stay tuned!
Always love your videos and get excited when a new one is released. Even on a slow shelling day, your videos are still very entertaining and educational. Your assessment of southeast coast shelling is spot on! Typically slow, but can be very rewarding on good days and that Gulf Stream current can bring us some rare treasures. We continue to learn and be inspired from your videos. Thank you for everything you do!
I really appreciate your feedback, friends! I am also excited to see your channel grow!
Thanks for watching!
Great finds ! Jupiter is my fav SE Fl place to go to the beach. We go to Dubois Park where the waterway comes out. Very very nice park. Where is this you are shelling in conjunction to that ? I live in Ky BTW
Yes,I agree shelling is a lot of work!You have to walk sometimes far to search.The oyster shell was beautiful color.Pam Rambo’s neighbor worked at the seashell store on Sanibel and I always asked about her and she is doing well.Of course was before the hurricane.I loved the shells u found on the East Coast and informative video.
Oh my, that's wonderful to hear. Unabashedly have to say, I'd love to meet Pam one day - her content has been such an inspiration to this channel!
Thank you for coming along!
Nice carrier shell! Really like the Lions Paw and sundial too.
Those are my 3 faves from this trip!
Thanks for watching!
Great carrier shell! I have yet to find one. The lion’s paw and orange thorny oyster were gorgeous. Where was your access point to the beach? Thanks!
Hello, I accessed at the Blowing Rocks Preserve parking lot...I am not sure if it has a different name?
Thanks for watching!
Nice haul! We’re you are Blowing Rocks?
Hello, yes this was filmed at Blowing Rocks Preserve, and surrounding beaches!
Thanks for watching!
Si algunas de ellas. ¿Contienen perlas?.
Have you been to Calvert cliffs cause I think you’d love it.
I have not been to Calvert Cliffs, but I have read so much about it! It's on my bucket list for sure - just have to find the time, lol! I absolutely love fossils, and fossilized sea creatures, so I am sure I could gather some nice content from there!
Thanks for watching!
Sorry...make that second one Spondylus tenuis .
12:38 on the right hand side you missed a bittersweet 😢
Thanks for watching!
Love the carrier and imperials. The white bearded ark is new to me. Do you know if your dosonia is disc or elegant? Looks kinda like elegant from here. Thanks for taking us along.
Hello! Yikes, I am not a pro on the Dosinia's, lol! But I did a little research, and it does look more like a Elegant Dosinia!
Thanks for the ID, and for watching!
Does Jupiter beach have oyster shells? What about any beaches on the east coast of Florida? I don't know why not one sheller on YT looks for oyster shells.
Florida does indeed have Oyster species(Thorny Oyster, and Eastern Oysters to name a couple). You can sometimes find them washed up on beaches in Florida. I have previously featured Thorny Oysters on my shelling adventures to Florida's SE coast!
Thanks for watching!
So there are Spectral bittersweets and regular bittersweets? Are they 2 different shells? And where do you get your shell bag?
Hello! Yes, Spectral Bittersweets are a distinct species from the Giant Bittersweet Clams!
One of my close friends gifted me this shell bag a couple of years ago. I believe the manufacturer is called "SunSport Canvas!
Thanks for watching!