Since last Friday it's been a bit of an adventure here. Eta in all it's zig-zag tracks has been all around us. On Wednesday it was about 70 miles west of us traveling North. We had a lot of rain and a day or two of some pretty impressive gusts. We faired very well here in Ft. Myers. Sanibel had a few minor flooding issues but all in all everything is fine!
Team Cheri decided to go for a walk in the daylight and check things out. Gulfside Beach obviously saw lots of wash....this beach was completely flat and there had obviously been water well up into the vegetation... Many of the posts along that area had been washed out.
At the lighthouse, there were lots of Live mini Angel Wings
and Buttercups...
Even mini shrimp!!
Let's do some virtual shrimping...Do you see two in this pic?
There were Billions of Live Coquina...
I found lots of these live Atlantic Wing Oysters
So we decided to try low tide... which happened to be Early Early morning...so we charged up the flashlights and headed out ....
We were walking in the tidal pool and began to see lots of fighting conchs...within 5 minutes, I spotted this guy!!!
SCORE!!!!!
What a way to start the day with a nice Alphabet Cone!!
You know me, I'm interested in the live stuff...I had already found a treasure! We saw a live Pear Whelk...
This nice Lightning Whelk
Cheri spotted this guy running along the bottom of the tidal pool....
and look at this beauty!!! The color on this Horse Conch was amazing....
Other than my Alphie...I found a pretty nice Olive and a tiny Banded Tulip...
I also got a nice Lightning Whelk
There were lots of shells buried in the sand under water, the water was nice and clear in most places... 4 Whelks in this group along with several other treasures....
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