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The Carolinas to Texas seashells - Page 5

This is an identification guide of seashells that can be found from the Carolinas to Texas. 

sanibel seashells sea shells cleaning beachcombing sanddollars Carolina Bay Scallop- Argopecten irradians   Shallow grassy area common.  Up  to 2.5"
sanibel seashells sea shells cleaning beachcombing sanddollars Coquina- Donax variabilis Very common and widespread along waters edge. Up to 1"
sanibel seashells sea shells cleaning beachcombing sanddollars Jingles- Anomia simplex Shallow water abundant. Up to 1.5"
sanibel seashells sea shells cleaning beachcombing sanddollarssanibel seashells sea shells cleaning beachcombing sanddollars Knobbed Whelk- Busycon carica Great for "hearing the ocean" in. Up to 9"
sanibel seashells sea shells cleaning beachcombing sanddollars Blue Mussel- Mytilus edulis  Found worldwide and abundant.  Good eating Up to 3.5"
sanibel seashells sea shells cleaning beachcombing sanddollars Razor "Jackknife"Clam- Ensis directus Found on sand flats. Up to 7"
sanibel seashells sea shells cleaning beachcombing sanddollars Wentletrap- Epitonium angulatum Commonly found along high tide shoreline Up to 1"
sanibel seashells sea shells cleaning beachcombing sanddollarssanibel seashells sea shells cleaning beachcombing sanddollars Keyhole limpet- Fissurella barbadensis Along rock jetties.  Up to 1.5"
sanibel seashells sea shells cleaning beachcombing sanddollars Broad- Ribbed Cardita-Carditamera floridana  Abundant in Florida.  Up to 1.5"
sanibel seashells sea shells cleaning beachcombing sanddollarsfalsedrillbot.jpg (3667 bytes) Sharp Rib Drill-  Eupleura sulcidentata   Up to 1"
sanibel seashells sea shells cleaning beachcombing sanddollars Florida Cone- Conus floridanus  Common in Florida Up to 1.5"

 

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