Yes! Every now and again I come across one's that O can't identify! Instead of making myself crazy, its nice to be able to reach out to my shell crew for help! It's fun! Thanks for watching!!
Hi Tina! Me too! Shells and cool old wooden boxes are my favorite thing! 😍 Next week we will be night shelling ✌️🌊❤️ Super excited 😄 See you on the beach!
Excellent video as always! Mystery shell box - I think I have a few of them! 34:57 - Shell 1: Rooster tail Conch 35:12 - Shell 2: West Indian Top shell 35:34 - Shell 3: possibly a juvenile Milk Conch Caribbean Shells... I got you!
Hey Solace! Thanks for tuning in and thanks for the assist! Love it! It's so much fun seeing shells from all over the world! I loved your new video from T & C! That milk conch! Whoa! Thanks for watching friend!
You have a dog we’ve never seen before! This was a very interesting episode. I think it was the bubble shells that will glow under ultraviolet light. Thank you for the education.
Ooooo! I think I will need to invest in a UV light! This sounds very fun! There were so many shells in todays episode that I've never seen before! I love that everyone's sharing shells from where they are from. This way we all get to see and experience shells we may never see or known existed! So much fun!
Oh I’m finally back on line. A week ago we had a wicked thunder storm come through. A lightening bolt hit the ground between us and the neighbors and fried our motum. Wow great shells. So many wonderful gifts for you. Loved the trunk and the treasures inside. Take care😊🐚
Hi Ginny! Wow! That sounds like it was quite a storm! I would have been scared out of my mind! So glad everything is ok and back to normal! Yes...so many great gifts! Next week we are night shelling! So much fun.
@@PlumIslandSeaCabin oh I can’t wait to night shell with you. Yeah my son saw it hit and said all the hairs on his and his dog stood up. I’m glad I wasn’t in the room with him as I don’t know what that would have done to my pacemaker😂 you take care and I’ll see you on the next hunt💜🐚
Yes, the large spotted cowrie is from the Philippines. I used to live there& have a few myself. Thankyou once again for sharing your collection! I love your videos, i always learn. I have a beautiful harp shell too....i didnt know the name before this video. Thankyou
You are so welcome. Thank YOU so much for watching 👀 ❤️ 💕 Thank you for confirming the cowrie is from the Philippines! So cool! I think there are a lot of cool shells in the Philippines! I've been Googling. 😃 Yes - the harp shell is one of my favorites from the collection!
Hi, thanks for sharing your videos about your shelling adventures, especially those about the Atlantic shells. They're different from those in Hawai'i and the Gulf of Mexico, where I've been, so it's great to see them. Re. the harp shell you talked about, I looked it up and it's called an articulate harp shell. I'm from Hawai'i and if those shells are from here, I've never seen one! Most of the bigger shells are not found on/near the shore but near reefs or in deeper waters. So unless you're a diver, you're not going to see them. Of course, you might find one washed up after a storm or when the surf is big in the winter, but it really is by luck if you do!
Thank you for taking us on a tour of your shells 🐚. Loved all of them including the awesome trunk and that kick a** little mystery box. The box is sooo cool. Would love to know more about it. Beautiful shells and boxes are my thing!. Thank you so much for sharing.
Yesssssss! Old wooden boxes are fantastic, then stuff them full of shells and I am like 🤤🤗😆 Thank you so much for watching!! Next week...night shelling! Whoop whoop!!
Love this video! So nice to have a peak into another person's collection and to see how they display their shells. I especially love the shell fossils and the leaf fossil you found.
Hey there! 👋 Yes! Fossils are so interesting to me. I am always googling fossil vacations. They have these places you can vacation and they take you out to locations to dig! I need to go kn one of these 😀 Thank you so much for tuning in!
1. Conch- maybe a rooster conch 2. West Indian top snail 3.? 4. a juvenile cowrie or a bubble 5. Top shell 6. Haitian Tree snail aka Candy Cane Snail 7. Chestnut Turban (the top shell of the two) 8. Chiton
WOW! You knew almost all of them! #3 seems to be stumping everyone. I wonder what the heck it is? lol I love that everyone here in this community is so knowledgeable. I also love that we are all sharing shells from around the world. I am discovering shells that I never even knew existed.
@@PlumIslandSeaCabin I’ve learned so much from you, I love your videos! I just read the comments again hoping someone would figure out #3 ;), please let us know if anyone ever does! Happy shelling!
That giant abalone is called a 'paua' (similar pronunciation to 'power') in New Zealand by my people and is used in jewellery and also as a decorative element in the carvings in our marae (traditional meeting houses). We also eat the seafood inside. So yummy. I have one shell I brought with me when we moved to Australia. They range in colours from deep blues and greens to turquoise and are found on the beaches. Where I lived in Wellington, we also had a very pale pink shell paua as well. I was so happy to see you had one of those in your collection. I recognised some of your mystery shells from Solace in Shelling's channel. His Caribbean shelling trips are to die for. Tropical shells are just so extra. Another great video Jaime. I can't wait til you can shell full time because you have great content too. Love from Australia. Rachelle 🐚
Hi Rachelle! Happy Shelling Wednesday! Yes - the Abalone is one of my favorites! I have heard that you can eat them and they are very good. I will have to add that to my list of things to try in life! I heard there are red ones too and that they are super hard to clean - you have to use a wire brush and it's a lot of work! But soooo worth it! So gorgeous! Yes - I just watched Solace in shelling this morning - the T & C video - so good. He also helped with identifying some shells today! I absolutely love this shelling community! I'll see you next week on the beach my friend! Thanks for watching!
Jaime!!!!! look at all the beauties you have!!!!! I agree with someone who said that the fossil is a Chiton. I saw lots of those shells in Chile. Thank you for taking us around the world with your shells. Abrazos!
Awesome! I just noticed the bubble has a bit of a break on it. Bummer. I love that I know the names of all of them now! Except for #3 - that seems to be throwing everyone for a loop! Haha Thanks for your help!
Hi Erica! Thanks for watching! The beach that I am interested in is in Portsmouth RI and called Cory's Lane Beach. It's supposed to have a shale wall that is exposed at low tide with carboniferous fossils. I am interested to check it out.
I agree with Amy on # 4 being a bubble shell and #7 are both chestnut turbans. They are common in SW Florida. If you watch Solace in Shelling videos, he finds shells like the other ones in your box. The conch is probably from the Caribbean. Nice collection!
Hi Diane!!! Yes! I watch the Solace videos. He commented too and identified a couple. I think we have the names of all of them except #3...which might be an older sun bleached milk conch!
I just stumbled across your channel and love seeing the great shells you find on Plum Island . Lucky you to live in such a beautiful area and find such large shells! I also love the intro music you use on several of your videos. Can you tell me the name of the song that is on this video?
Hi there! Thank you so much and thanks so much for watching! I appreciate it ❤️ yes...the music track I use is called On The Beach and it's by Enrize. I have a new video coming out this week. Thanks for coming along g on my adventures!
Hello Jaime! The white cowries are very similar to marginellas that can be found in South Carolina. Also, the volute with stripes looks like a zebra volute that can be found in Australia.
#2 West Indian Top Snail. My parents brought mine back from the Bahamas. You also have two Chestnut Turbans #7 that you can find in Southwest Florida. I also have a Harp Shell....didn’t realize it was from Hawaii.
Hi Robin! Thanks so much for the identification! I googled them and you are 100% spot on! I super appreciate it! I love that we all get to share shells and see what everyone has from around the world. There are shells out there I had no idea ever existed! I am making lists of places that I want to visit and shell too! Now...all I have to do is hit the lottery! lol
Super fun video Jaime!! I recognized a couple of your mystery shells that others have already identified ... love the "Name That Shell" game 😁! All of your fossils are just amazing. It's so cool to think of how long they've been on earth. The harp snail was crazy cool - almost a lace-like pattern. And I love your jar of cones. Happy Wednesday, my friend ... coffee time is over & now it's time to move on with the day!
I was thinking of you as I was having my coffee on the porch! Wed morning Coffee with Kim! :) Yes - I love that we are able to share shells and see shells from all over the world with this channel! There are shells I have never seen before or even knew existed! So much fun! I love the power of TH-cam! Hope all is well with you and your family! Talk soon! Stay cool - it's starting to heat up here. I prefer the cooler weather!
Boys back from beach, ready for a shell Quiz, but vacation not in the Caribbean where these guys may live. Our guesses are 1.Rooster tail conch 2. West Indian top snail 3. Milk conch? 4. Atlantic Bubble 5. Spotted top snail 6. Candy cane 7. Wavy turban 8. Chiton The only one we do not have is #3
Joyce! I think you and the boys are the only ones that identified all of them! Wowza! Great work! #3 was hard, but I think you are right...it's probably an older milk conch that is sun bleached and worn. So much fun. Thabks for watching!
Great video Jaime! My guess for shell #1 is: Rooster Conch, Strombus gallus from the Carribean. #4 is a bubble, I think. Loved all of the shells and the fossils!
Hi Kristin!!! Thank you! Now I have almost all of them identified except for #3. Everyone is having a hard time with that one! There is always one in the bunch! Hahaha. Thanks so much for being a part of the channel! I super appreciate it and look forward to seeing you next week on the beach!
@@PlumIslandSeaCabin not sure, but i do see lots of these or maybe they are look alikes, in the Yucatan. They are sun bleached juvenile conchs or maybe a adverse cone??
Hi Chris!! Thank you so much! And thanks for the help with the identification! Much appreciated! I think I have them all identified except #3. That's a tough one, but a couple people think it's a milk conch that is old, worn and sun bleached. 🌞 hmmm...perhaps it is!?
Mystery shell #1 looks like a Hawkwing shell or Milk Conch, #2 checkered nerite - which is usually max of 1 inch, so may be in the family but different local from US. $ 4 coffee melampus snail #5 Long-spined Star shell, #7 looks like beaded periwinkles and the critter is a chiton. My reference is worth the money, 2nd edition Florida's Living Beaches by Blair and Dawn Witherington. The zebra shell I know from watching a young man in Queensland on youtube.
Hahaha Andouille! I love this! I do love that we can see shells from all over the world and everyone can share with each other! I am learning a lot and love sharing it too! Thanks so much for always tuning in my friend!
I think these are the shells in the mystery box! Shell 1 - Rooster tail conch Shell 2 - West Indian top shell Shell 3 - Milk conch Shell 4 - Atlantic bubble shell Shell 5 - possibly a carrier shell, but I'm not sure Shell 6 - not sure about this one Shell(s) 7 - Beaded periwinkles (i think) Shell 8 - again, not sure
#1 (STROMBUS GALLUS) is commonly called a Rooster-tail conch. Another name for #2 (CITTARIUM PICA), the West Indian Top, is "Magpie shell." #3-??. #4 is a (BULLA STRIATA) Common Atlantic bubble shell. #5 is definitely some kind of Top shell. #6 is some sort of land or tree snail. #7 are Turban shells of some kind. #8 is definitely a Chiton or Coat-of-Mail shell fossil. (Too hard to identify which chiton it was.)
@@debbiegaylord6804 Great idea! I think we got them all. Solace in shelling and some subscribers were right on top of it, but next time for sure! I like collaborations! ✌️❤️🌊
Shell number 1 looks like a Hawk Wing Conch :)
Wow... !!! My best friend, Great... We liked and enjoyed to the end. Thanks Have a happy day!
Awesome! Thank you so much for coming along on my adventures!!!
Awesome 👍🏆💕 thank you.
I also LOVE LOVE LOVE the secret shell box.
Yes! Every now and again I come across one's that O can't identify! Instead of making myself crazy, its nice to be able to reach out to my shell crew for help! It's fun! Thanks for watching!!
Hellodearfriend GOOD afternoon THANK you for GREAT SHARING
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Hello in Indonesia from Plum Island! What type of shells do you find in your area!? ❤️🌊✌️
What an awesome, informative video! That mystery box…wow! I love cool boxes. I’m just drooling….. thank you
Hi Tina! Me too! Shells and cool old wooden boxes are my favorite thing! 😍 Next week we will be night shelling ✌️🌊❤️ Super excited 😄 See you on the beach!
Lovely collection of shells 🐚 😍
#7 looks like a turbin.
I agree chestnut turban from Florida
Wonderful video love the shells
Hi Kathy!~ Thanks so much and thanks for tuning in! I love seeing and researching shells from all around the world!
Shell number 4 looks like a massive Bubble shell :)
Nice! Thank you for the identification!!
Nice collections thanks for sharing I learned a lot
Thank you so much for watching! I super appreciate it and glad you liked it 😊❤️🌊✌️
Excellent video as always! Mystery shell box - I think I have a few of them!
34:57 - Shell 1: Rooster tail Conch
35:12 - Shell 2: West Indian Top shell
35:34 - Shell 3: possibly a juvenile Milk Conch
Caribbean Shells... I got you!
I knew of them because of your channel!
Solace in Shelling, I was wondering if you would reply ... I thought the mystery shells looked similar to ones you have found!
Hey Solace! Thanks for tuning in and thanks for the assist! Love it! It's so much fun seeing shells from all over the world! I loved your new video from T & C! That milk conch! Whoa! Thanks for watching friend!
full watching~
So glad you liked it. Thank you so much for watching!
Wow
Loved seeing a part of your collection! I like seeing how others display their treasures and get ideas!
It was kind of a mess today, but I love drift wood and old wooden boxes stuffed with shells! So swoon-y 😍
Those are beautiful shells you gather my friend.. Cleaned by the waves of the sea and dried by the heat of the sun..
Thanks so much! It's fun to see different shells from all over the world. I am glad I can share them with everyone!
Love the Arrowhead sand dollar, always told the inside of the sand dollar was five doves!
Yes - those doves are the sand dollars teeth :) So cool!
Thank you 🤩🤩💖
You’re welcome 😊
You have a dog we’ve never seen before! This was a very interesting episode. I think it was the bubble shells that will glow under ultraviolet light. Thank you for the education.
Ooooo! I think I will need to invest in a UV light! This sounds very fun! There were so many shells in todays episode that I've never seen before! I love that everyone's sharing shells from where they are from. This way we all get to see and experience shells we may never see or known existed! So much fun!
Oh I’m finally back on line. A week ago we had a wicked thunder storm come through. A lightening bolt hit the ground between us and the neighbors and fried our motum. Wow great shells. So many wonderful gifts for you. Loved the trunk and the treasures inside. Take care😊🐚
Hi Ginny! Wow! That sounds like it was quite a storm! I would have been scared out of my mind! So glad everything is ok and back to normal! Yes...so many great gifts! Next week we are night shelling! So much fun.
@@PlumIslandSeaCabin oh I can’t wait to night shell with you. Yeah my son saw it hit and said all the hairs on his and his dog stood up. I’m glad I wasn’t in the room with him as I don’t know what that would have done to my pacemaker😂 you take care and I’ll see you on the next hunt💜🐚
Yes, the large spotted cowrie is from the Philippines. I used to live there& have a few myself. Thankyou once again for sharing your collection! I love your videos, i always learn. I have a beautiful harp shell too....i didnt know the name before this video. Thankyou
You are so welcome. Thank YOU so much for watching 👀 ❤️ 💕 Thank you for confirming the cowrie is from the Philippines! So cool! I think there are a lot of cool shells in the Philippines! I've been Googling. 😃 Yes - the harp shell is one of my favorites from the collection!
Hi, thanks for sharing your videos about your shelling adventures, especially those about the Atlantic shells. They're different from those in Hawai'i and the Gulf of Mexico, where I've been, so it's great to see them. Re. the harp shell you talked about, I looked it up and it's called an articulate harp shell. I'm from Hawai'i and if those shells are from here, I've never seen one! Most of the bigger shells are not found on/near the shore but near reefs or in deeper waters. So unless you're a diver, you're not going to see them. Of course, you might find one washed up after a storm or when the surf is big in the winter, but it really is by luck if you do!
Thank you for taking us on a tour of your shells 🐚. Loved all of them including the awesome trunk and that kick a** little mystery box. The box is sooo cool. Would love to know more about it. Beautiful shells and boxes are my thing!. Thank you so much for sharing.
Yesssssss! Old wooden boxes are fantastic, then stuff them full of shells and I am like 🤤🤗😆 Thank you so much for watching!! Next week...night shelling! Whoop whoop!!
Love this video! So nice to have a peak into another person's collection and to see how they display their shells. I especially love the shell fossils and the leaf fossil you found.
Hey there! 👋 Yes! Fossils are so interesting to me. I am always googling fossil vacations. They have these places you can vacation and they take you out to locations to dig! I need to go kn one of these 😀 Thank you so much for tuning in!
1. Conch- maybe a rooster conch
2. West Indian top snail
3.?
4. a juvenile cowrie or a bubble
5. Top shell
6. Haitian Tree snail aka Candy Cane Snail
7. Chestnut Turban (the top shell of the two)
8. Chiton
WOW! You knew almost all of them! #3 seems to be stumping everyone. I wonder what the heck it is? lol I love that everyone here in this community is so knowledgeable. I also love that we are all sharing shells from around the world. I am discovering shells that I never even knew existed.
@@PlumIslandSeaCabin I’ve learned so much from you, I love your videos! I just read the comments again hoping someone would figure out #3 ;), please let us know if anyone ever does! Happy shelling!
@@amywilliams1443 so far I am putting my money on a sun bleached and worn milk conch ❤️
That giant abalone is called a 'paua' (similar pronunciation to 'power') in New Zealand by my people and is used in jewellery and also as a decorative element in the carvings in our marae (traditional meeting houses). We also eat the seafood inside. So yummy. I have one shell I brought with me when we moved to Australia. They range in colours from deep blues and greens to turquoise and are found on the beaches. Where I lived in Wellington, we also had a very pale pink shell paua as well. I was so happy to see you had one of those in your collection. I recognised some of your mystery shells from Solace in Shelling's channel. His Caribbean shelling trips are to die for. Tropical shells are just so extra. Another great video Jaime. I can't wait til you can shell full time because you have great content too. Love from Australia. Rachelle 🐚
Hi Rachelle! Happy Shelling Wednesday! Yes - the Abalone is one of my favorites! I have heard that you can eat them and they are very good. I will have to add that to my list of things to try in life! I heard there are red ones too and that they are super hard to clean - you have to use a wire brush and it's a lot of work! But soooo worth it! So gorgeous! Yes - I just watched Solace in shelling this morning - the T & C video - so good. He also helped with identifying some shells today! I absolutely love this shelling community! I'll see you next week on the beach my friend! Thanks for watching!
Nr. 4 Bullidae Bulla Striata Atlantic Bubble.
Number 6 is Candy Cane snail shell. Some are even more colorful.
Awesome! Yes -- that's it! i just googled it! Thank you Joyce!
Jaime!!!!! look at all the beauties you have!!!!! I agree with someone who said that the fossil is a Chiton. I saw lots of those shells in Chile. Thank you for taking us around the world with your shells. Abrazos!
Awesome! Thanks Gio! Chiton - check! I can't wait to hear all about your trip! You must be getting excited!
@@PlumIslandSeaCabin I am so excited, can’t wait. Will make a video for you!
I can't wait for your video!!!!! Thank you!
Shell number 6 Candy Cane Land Snail Shells-Linguus Virgineus-Striped Tree Snails
The land snail is a Helicobulimulus sacinosa turgens from the Philippines. The Giant Cowrie shell or Cypraea Tigris is from Thailand.
Shell #4 is a bubble shell! I think the fossil is a chiton. Love your collection!!
I was thinking the same thing. Now she should get out the black light and look at that one.
Awesome! I just noticed the bubble has a bit of a break on it. Bummer. I love that I know the names of all of them now! Except for #3 - that seems to be throwing everyone for a loop! Haha Thanks for your help!
Yes - someone else mentioned that too! You know I am on Amazon right now looking for one! Hahah. This is so much fun!
Nr. 1 Strombus Vomer South-West Pacific.
Hi there, I love your channel. I live in Rhode Island 😄. I would love to know more about the fossil beach that you were talking about 🤗
Hi Erica! Thanks for watching! The beach that I am interested in is in Portsmouth RI and called Cory's Lane Beach. It's supposed to have a shale wall that is exposed at low tide with carboniferous fossils. I am interested to check it out.
#3, I believe, is a worn conch.
Yes! I think (not sure though) a juvenile milk conch. 🤔
Definitely Carribean shells
I agree with Amy on # 4 being a bubble shell and #7 are both chestnut turbans. They are common in SW Florida. If you watch Solace in Shelling videos, he finds shells like the other ones in your box. The conch is probably from the Caribbean. Nice collection!
Hi Diane!!!
Yes! I watch the Solace videos. He commented too and identified a couple. I think we have the names of all of them except #3...which might be an older sun bleached milk conch!
I just stumbled across your channel and love seeing the great shells you find on Plum Island . Lucky you to live in such a beautiful area and find such large shells! I also love the intro music you use on several of your videos. Can you tell me the name of the song that is on this video?
Hi there!
Thank you so much and thanks so much for watching! I appreciate it ❤️ yes...the music track I use is called On The Beach and it's by Enrize. I have a new video coming out this week. Thanks for coming along g on my adventures!
@@PlumIslandSeaCabin Thank you so much! Love the Sanibel video too!
Hello Jaime! The white cowries are very similar to marginellas that can be found in South Carolina. Also, the volute with stripes looks like a zebra volute that can be found in Australia.
#2 West Indian Top Snail. My parents brought mine back from the Bahamas. You also have two Chestnut Turbans #7 that you can find in Southwest Florida. I also have a Harp Shell....didn’t realize it was from Hawaii.
Hi Robin! Thanks so much for the identification! I googled them and you are 100% spot on! I super appreciate it! I love that we all get to share shells and see what everyone has from around the world. There are shells out there I had no idea ever existed! I am making lists of places that I want to visit and shell too! Now...all I have to do is hit the lottery! lol
Super fun video Jaime!! I recognized a couple of your mystery shells that others have already identified ... love the "Name That Shell" game 😁! All of your fossils are just amazing. It's so cool to think of how long they've been on earth. The harp snail was crazy cool - almost a lace-like pattern. And I love your jar of cones. Happy Wednesday, my friend ... coffee time is over & now it's time to move on with the day!
I was thinking of you as I was having my coffee on the porch! Wed morning Coffee with Kim! :) Yes - I love that we are able to share shells and see shells from all over the world with this channel! There are shells I have never seen before or even knew existed! So much fun! I love the power of TH-cam! Hope all is well with you and your family! Talk soon! Stay cool - it's starting to heat up here. I prefer the cooler weather!
It is so amazing. Those are Nice sand dollars Are they worth real money?
No. 4 is a bubble shell.
Boys back from beach, ready for a shell Quiz, but vacation not in the Caribbean where these guys may live.
Our guesses are
1.Rooster tail conch
2. West Indian top snail
3. Milk conch?
4. Atlantic Bubble
5. Spotted top snail
6. Candy cane
7. Wavy turban
8. Chiton
The only one we do not have is #3
Joyce! I think you and the boys are the only ones that identified all of them! Wowza! Great work! #3 was hard, but I think you are right...it's probably an older milk conch that is sun bleached and worn. So much fun. Thabks for watching!
I believe that's a rooster tail conch shell (#1)
I love this one!!!
Black and white is a West Indian top snail
Great video Jaime! My guess for shell #1 is: Rooster Conch, Strombus gallus from the Carribean.
#4 is a bubble, I think. Loved all of the shells and the fossils!
Hi Kristin!!! Thank you! Now I have almost all of them identified except for #3. Everyone is having a hard time with that one! There is always one in the bunch! Hahaha. Thanks so much for being a part of the channel! I super appreciate it and look forward to seeing you next week on the beach!
@@PlumIslandSeaCabin not sure, but i do see lots of these or maybe they are look alikes, in the Yucatan. They are sun bleached juvenile conchs or maybe a adverse cone??
@@kristinhaislett9365 I will Google those and see. Someone has to crack the case! Lol. So many of us need to know! Lol we are all stumped!
After the nutmeg that Tina sent you is a shell found in Queensland Australia, Zebra Volute. Gorgeous chest and the shells that it holds.
Hi Chris!! Thank you so much! And thanks for the help with the identification! Much appreciated! I think I have them all identified except #3. That's a tough one, but a couple people think it's a milk conch that is old, worn and sun bleached. 🌞 hmmm...perhaps it is!?
The big one is a Pansy shell and the small one's sand doller's.
Mystery shell #1 looks like a Hawkwing shell or Milk Conch, #2 checkered nerite - which is usually max of 1 inch, so may be in the family but different local from US. $ 4 coffee melampus snail #5 Long-spined Star shell, #7 looks like beaded periwinkles and the critter is a chiton. My reference is worth the money, 2nd edition Florida's Living Beaches by Blair and Dawn Witherington. The zebra shell I know from watching a young man in Queensland on youtube.
Yes! Shellcade right? I watch him too! Also, I will certainly look up that book! Money spent on shells books is money well spent in my book 📖 😃
I wish you did show the other side of the baby ear.
I will show it in an upcoming video!!!
7 looks like chestnut turbans. I could be wrong tho
Yes - I think we determined they are wavy turbans :) So pretty!
It is called Pansy shell because of the Pansy flower on top and the bottom.
I love this and thank you for all your answers!!!
Shell no 4 is a bubble
Thank you so much Claudio!!
How did you get those Hunken big shells from
You are the United Nations of shells..
Hahaha Andouille! I love this! I do love that we can see shells from all over the world and everyone can share with each other! I am learning a lot and love sharing it too! Thanks so much for always tuning in my friend!
19:49. That is a zebra bullet from Australia
Nice! One down! Thank you!
Shell 3 is a bubble no4 sundial not turbow x
Nice! Thank you so much and thanks for watching!!
35:55 that looks like a bubble shell
Bubble shell! Check! 2 down! Thanks for watching and helping with the identification!
At 19.35 it is a zebra volute shell...amoria zebra !
Ahhhh! You got this one too! Thank you for your help! I super appreciate it and thanks so much for watching!
I think these are the shells in the mystery box!
Shell 1 - Rooster tail conch
Shell 2 - West Indian top shell
Shell 3 - Milk conch
Shell 4 - Atlantic bubble shell
Shell 5 - possibly a carrier shell, but I'm not sure
Shell 6 - not sure about this one
Shell(s) 7 - Beaded periwinkles (i think)
Shell 8 - again, not sure
Black and white shell is a Magpie Black and White Turbo
So sorry, think I may be wrong..... I'm still learning as well
No worries at all! I'm learning too! Thanks so much for watching!!
Shell #6 is a Candy Cane Snail Shell, a Haitian Tree Snail.
Thank you so much and thabks for watching!
Zebra volute in the dish with the harp shell
Zebra Volute! **Swoon** Thanks for watching!
N° 8 is a Chiton
Ding Ding Ding! Awesome! Thank you so much Geraldine and thanks for watching!
7 looks beaded chestnut turbines
#1 (STROMBUS GALLUS) is commonly called a Rooster-tail conch. Another name for #2 (CITTARIUM PICA), the West Indian Top, is "Magpie shell." #3-??. #4 is a (BULLA STRIATA) Common Atlantic bubble shell. #5 is definitely some kind of Top shell. #6 is some sort of land or tree snail. #7 are Turban shells of some kind. #8 is definitely a Chiton or Coat-of-Mail shell fossil. (Too hard to identify which chiton it was.)
Hi Jeanette! You are AMAZING! You nailed them all! I just Googled them and yes! #3 seems to be stumping everyone. I wonder what the heck it is? lol
Number 8 is a chiton
Thank you!! 😊 🌊❤️✌️
Shell 7 Turbo castanea/ chestnut turban maybe but idk lol
36:39
I need a really big bowel where do you sale these
Hi Lisa! You can visit my Etsy page. I list my new shells every Tues night. Thanks for watching!
30:20 looks like a smoking pipe lol
@shellcadeshellingdownunder
Another great shelling channel :) Thanks for watching Debbie!
I was thinking he could help identify with the down under shells
@@debbiegaylord6804 Great idea! I think we got them all. Solace in shelling and some subscribers were right on top of it, but next time for sure! I like collaborations! ✌️❤️🌊