Brooke and Kate can roll with the tide or whatever comes their way. We started off by exploring the flats where the morning light was beautiful. They enjoyed observing many live shells and learning about the ecosystems of the shell world. Next it was off to secret spot number 11. Kate found a few of her favorite shells and a few more. Brooke found a king's crown and a cone shell. She was excited to find both. I enjoyed the conversations from both as we searched for treasures by the sea.
Thank you Brooke and Kate! Capt. Brian
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The shelters had a great trip. I love the rose petal tellins they found. And, so cool to observe a lightning whelk depositing an egg casing. Being able to walk around the flats and appreciate all the living things is always my favorite. And, the last photo you posted is beautiful...tranquil.....it could be a postcard.
Was the lightening whelk in the process of creating the egg casing? If so, that's fascinating!
Gail, it was in the process of laying eggs. I had never witnessed that before. I was thrilled to get many shots of this natural process.
Thank you Kathy.
May I just say WOW! You capture the natural world so beautifully.
Jules, Thank you very much! I am always thankful for what nature is going on while I am on a trip. Being able to capture the moment is..... the moment.I am so happy and fortunate to be there to capture the moment.
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