Absolutely love your Beach 🏝️ Walks and all the beautiful shells 🐚 Thank you so much Love the scripture as well The Lord has created so many beautiful things 🙏
I’m so happy you are enjoying them! It’s been such fun starting this channel and I’m so happy to share. Yes, God is amazing!! His creation is amazing even though tainted by sin and the least I can do is share from His world-glad you like that. Blessings!
Man o man! I saw a bunch of olives at 5:08, I would have lost my mind, my favs!🐚❤️ beautiful shells and so much fun, thanks so much Roxanne for taking us along..👍❤️
Such lovely findings! I just realize that the seashells on the East coast of Florida are quite different from the ones on the Gulf side. Thank you for sharing your findings and knowledge of seashells.
Thank you! Yes they are different (some being the same but some species present themselves differently) and in general there is a little more of a hunt here on the east side to find them. It’s nice mixing it up to shell on both coasts ❤️☀️🌊 Thank you so much for watching 🐚
Wow, there was a lot of variety this time! Ceriths, Turbans, Olives, Scallops, Trivia, and more. I really enjoyed seeing how many shells were trapped in the rocky tide pools; so different in appearance to the ones over here! Thank you for teaching me about the Fulgorator Olive forms...not sure if I'll remember them all, but its nice to have an overview of them! Thanks for sharing another wonderful trip to the beach 🏖️
Glad you like the comparisons ❤️ I think that’s what I like too about the shells you find-amazing! I have another trip there I’ll share in those rocks sometime soon…it’s the mother load from that area. I’m almost embarrassed to share there we SO many shells found 🤣
It’s impossible for me not to smile when hearing you squeal with delight upon finding those lion’s paws. You are blessed to have something so simple that brings you such genuine joy. And I thank you for sharing and spreading that joy. I’ve been shelling a while but I still learn something from each of your videos
Aww thank you! I have to admit when editing I have to bring the volume of the squeals down 🤣 🙃 Such fun and the voiceovers I get to live it twice ❤️ I really appreciate you taking the time to comment! Thx for watching and I’m learning too in this process-so much, and from viewers like you 🤩
Hello Roxanne 😊 . I am first time an your channel . I am surprise 😊 😊 😊 . A was waching only the other side of Florida . Very nice shells 🐚 👌 👍 👏 . I love ❤ your channel 😊. You be the next too waching . And I love the ❤ you use the Bible. ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ I go back watch yours every one , what I mist . I am so happy for you 😅😅😅. ❤❤❤❤❤ . Excellent job. 😅😅😅 I love it .❤ ❤ ❤ Nice to meet you .😊😊😊 I love seashells. ❤❤❤❤ And see you next time . 😊😊😊😊 Welcome an my channel list . ❤ 😊 ❤ 😊 ❤ 😊 ❤ 😊 ❤ 😊 ❤ Greetings from Michigan .😅😅😅
Awwww hello there in Michigan!!! 👍🏼👍🏼 Glad you are enjoying the channel beach walks and appreciate the verses at the end! God is good 🙌🏽 Thank you for your comment! Yes, the east coast is underestimated but it is a little bit trickier here to find shells 🐚 Wishing you all the best and enjoy the warmth before winter hits your area hard. Blessings! 🦈🌊☀️🐚
Ahhhh so excited for you!! I hope you have a great time and get the chance to go at low tide. It’s the full moon (mostly) now, but this time in the season for the east coat the new moons (dark like there is no moon outside) are pulling the lowest tides at the moment not the full moon. But it’ll still be a slight negative low tide tomorrow there at ~6pm so some of the rocks will be showing at the north end of the park around low tide time 🐚👍🏼
They are separate species from my understanding. They are both part of the family Olividae and the genus Oliva but a distinct species in that genus: Fulgurators Olives are: Oliva “fulgurator” Lettered Olives are: Oliva “sayana” Hope that helps! Hope you have a great week ☀️
Great finds, Roxanne! I’m headed your way next week. Were you at MacArthur recently? Did you go to the right or left when you got down to the beach? Was it low tide? Love the Bible verse at the end.
Oh awesome! Next week it’ll be getting closer to the new moon where the tides will be slightly out more than this week but not the lowest. Yes, I was just there this weekend recording a few intro shots (and shelling) there are a few piles at the north end currently. The intro shot (not the content) of this video was taken 5-25-24 there. The rocks are at the far north end (take a left when you get on beach) but most have been covered b/c of the sand renourishment deposits since this video (you can see a mountain of sand in front of the condos right outside the park currently🤦🏽♀️) but at very low negative tides in the winter months, you can see quite a few rocks but not as many as before. Happy Shelling 🐚❤️ yes, God’s word is so precious for the state the world is in and I’ll share where I can 🙏🏼
Is there a reason why you don't collect the oysters that look like leaf's. I have a thing for the oysters that are cool looking. Like the thorny, leaf looking ones and a few other's. I'm a big fan of the rock shells,, and drupe shells as well. I even like some of the nerites. I Really enjoy your videos. Thank you for sharing
I really enjoy looking at shells 🐚 at the beach even the ones I don’t take and I do collect a few frond oysters (leafy like) 👍🏼 I just took photos of my “favorites” from this walk (not all the shells I collected). I enjoy nerite shells too; especially the checkered ones 😍 Thank you so much for watching & your comment ❤️
Lions paw is my birth shell. thanks for sharing this location. I have to check it out. I also wanted to say I love your guidelines and I don’t know how to do that on YT but man no shell policing totally on board with that 😝
Awesome! Oct-Jan is great for shelling there…try a very negative tide and be one of the first on the beach or get there at mid to dropping tide and stay till the lowest tide. After a cold snap is also good. Crazy windy days will suck out all the shells so a calm wave hight pushes more shells up in that area. Thx! It’s unfortunate that I had to set that up but I’ve had to block 2 users from my new channel so far due to each of my 2 guidelines 🫣 who knows I might have to add more. You can set it up on your channel too. On a computer go into your TH-cam studio. On the left menu under your channel circle image, go towards the bottom and select “settings.” In the pop up window select “community” from the left menu. Then select “channel guidelines” on the top right. And there you can set a channel welcome message and set up your guidelines. Take care.
@@FloridaBeachWalks thank you so much. I appreciate it. I live in the 10,000 island so I’m pretty lucky but there are a few things I need to go elsewhere to get. Appreciate the tips on TH-cam and for your time. Look forward to checking some of your other videos out. Take care.
@@mywalksinparadise My husband and I were checking out your videos tonight and thought so 🙂 Oh my goodness that's a dream location! You all are blessed! And love Blue Pearl too--wow a beauty! And I can't believe you found that J on a live in the seaweed like that! WOW how awesome is that...YES! Congrats!
Oliva "bifasciata" is one of the 7 different forms of "fulgurators." In this chart link you can see where "bifaciata" is a "form." Oliva fulgurator (Röding, 1798) form bifasciata Kuster, 1878 olram9.wixsite.com/letstalkseashells/copy-of-olivella-perplexa
Absolutely love your Beach 🏝️ Walks and all the beautiful shells 🐚 Thank you so much Love the scripture as well The Lord has created so many beautiful things 🙏
I’m so happy you are enjoying them! It’s been such fun starting this channel and I’m so happy to share. Yes, God is amazing!! His creation is amazing even though tainted by sin and the least I can do is share from His world-glad you like that. Blessings!
Man o man! I saw a bunch of olives at 5:08, I would have lost my mind, my favs!🐚❤️ beautiful shells and so much fun, thanks so much Roxanne for taking us along..👍❤️
Oh sweet! There were so many 😍 Thank YOU for watching 🐚
I just love those dark olives, and the bright green piece of seaglass! Thanks for another great video Roxanne.
My pleasure! These videos are so fun to make and THANK YOU for watching and thx for letting me know that ❤️
Such lovely findings! I just realize that the seashells on the East coast of Florida are quite different from the ones on the Gulf side. Thank you for sharing your findings and knowledge of seashells.
Thank you! Yes they are different (some being the same but some species present themselves differently) and in general there is a little more of a hunt here on the east side to find them. It’s nice mixing it up to shell on both coasts ❤️☀️🌊 Thank you so much for watching 🐚
Wow, there was a lot of variety this time! Ceriths, Turbans, Olives, Scallops, Trivia, and more. I really enjoyed seeing how many shells were trapped in the rocky tide pools; so different in appearance to the ones over here! Thank you for teaching me about the Fulgorator Olive forms...not sure if I'll remember them all, but its nice to have an overview of them! Thanks for sharing another wonderful trip to the beach 🏖️
Glad you like the comparisons ❤️ I think that’s what I like too about the shells you find-amazing! I have another trip there I’ll share in those rocks sometime soon…it’s the mother load from that area. I’m almost embarrassed to share there we SO many shells found 🤣
It’s impossible for me not to smile when hearing you squeal with delight upon finding those lion’s paws. You are blessed to have something so simple that brings you such genuine joy. And I thank you for sharing and spreading that joy. I’ve been shelling a while but I still learn something from each of your videos
Aww thank you! I have to admit when editing I have to bring the volume of the squeals down 🤣 🙃 Such fun and the voiceovers I get to live it twice ❤️ I really appreciate you taking the time to comment! Thx for watching and I’m learning too in this process-so much, and from viewers like you 🤩
You always have so much fun, I love watching ur videos ❤
I'm so glad! I have fun making and editing them 😍 it’s a win-win. Thank you so much!
Thank you for taking us along with you on your diversion to the rocks! Great finds!
You bet! Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for your comment 👍🏼👍🏼
Hello Roxanne 😊 . I am first time an your channel . I am surprise 😊 😊 😊 . A was waching only the other side of Florida . Very nice shells 🐚 👌 👍 👏 . I love ❤ your channel 😊. You be the next too waching . And I love the ❤ you
use the Bible. ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤
I go back watch yours every one ,
what I mist . I am so happy for you 😅😅😅. ❤❤❤❤❤ .
Excellent job. 😅😅😅 I love it .❤ ❤ ❤ Nice to meet you .😊😊😊
I love seashells. ❤❤❤❤
And see you next time . 😊😊😊😊
Welcome an my channel list .
❤ 😊 ❤ 😊 ❤ 😊 ❤ 😊 ❤ 😊 ❤
Greetings from Michigan .😅😅😅
Awwww hello there in Michigan!!! 👍🏼👍🏼 Glad you are enjoying the channel beach walks and appreciate the verses at the end! God is good 🙌🏽 Thank you for your comment! Yes, the east coast is underestimated but it is a little bit trickier here to find shells 🐚 Wishing you all the best and enjoy the warmth before winter hits your area hard. Blessings! 🦈🌊☀️🐚
I’ve heard bottle bottoms called sea coins😀
Thank you! Another comment said that too...thx for a "term" so I can look up 👍🏼
So Great, going there tomorrow
Ahhhh so excited for you!! I hope you have a great time and get the chance to go at low tide. It’s the full moon (mostly) now, but this time in the season for the east coat the new moons (dark like there is no moon outside) are pulling the lowest tides at the moment not the full moon. But it’ll still be a slight negative low tide tomorrow there at ~6pm so some of the rocks will be showing at the north end of the park around low tide time 🐚👍🏼
I love watching your videos! Tell me about the olives! Are lettered olives the same as you were talking about? I also loved your lion paws!
They are separate species from my understanding. They are both part of the family Olividae and the genus Oliva but a distinct species in that genus:
Fulgurators Olives are: Oliva “fulgurator”
Lettered Olives are: Oliva “sayana”
Hope that helps! Hope you have a great week ☀️
Great finds, Roxanne! I’m headed your way next week. Were you at MacArthur recently? Did you go to the right or left when you got down to the beach? Was it low tide? Love the Bible verse at the end.
Oh awesome! Next week it’ll be getting closer to the new moon where the tides will be slightly out more than this week but not the lowest. Yes, I was just there this weekend recording a few intro shots (and shelling) there are a few piles at the north end currently. The intro shot (not the content) of this video was taken 5-25-24 there. The rocks are at the far north end (take a left when you get on beach) but most have been covered b/c of the sand renourishment deposits since this video (you can see a mountain of sand in front of the condos right outside the park currently🤦🏽♀️) but at very low negative tides in the winter months, you can see quite a few rocks but not as many as before. Happy Shelling 🐚❤️ yes, God’s word is so precious for the state the world is in and I’ll share where I can 🙏🏼
Is there a reason why you don't collect the oysters that look like leaf's. I have a thing for the oysters that are cool looking. Like the thorny, leaf looking ones and a few other's. I'm a big fan of the rock shells,, and drupe shells as well. I even like some of the nerites. I Really enjoy your videos. Thank you for sharing
I really enjoy looking at shells 🐚 at the beach even the ones I don’t take and I do collect a few frond oysters (leafy like) 👍🏼 I just took photos of my “favorites” from this walk (not all the shells I collected). I enjoy nerite shells too; especially the checkered ones 😍 Thank you so much for watching & your comment ❤️
Lions paw is my birth shell. thanks for sharing this location. I have to check it out. I also wanted to say I love your guidelines and I don’t know how to do that on YT but man no shell policing totally on board with that 😝
Awesome! Oct-Jan is great for shelling there…try a very negative tide and be one of the first on the beach or get there at mid to dropping tide and stay till the lowest tide. After a cold snap is also good. Crazy windy days will suck out all the shells so a calm wave hight pushes more shells up in that area.
Thx! It’s unfortunate that I had to set that up but I’ve had to block 2 users from my new channel so far due to each of my 2 guidelines 🫣 who knows I might have to add more. You can set it up on your channel too. On a computer go into your TH-cam studio. On the left menu under your channel circle image, go towards the bottom and select “settings.” In the pop up window select “community” from the left menu. Then select “channel guidelines” on the top right. And there you can set a channel welcome message and set up your guidelines. Take care.
@@FloridaBeachWalks thank you so much. I appreciate it. I live in the 10,000 island so I’m pretty lucky but there are a few things I need to go elsewhere to get. Appreciate the tips on TH-cam and for your time. Look forward to checking some of your other videos out. Take care.
@@mywalksinparadise My husband and I were checking out your videos tonight and thought so 🙂 Oh my goodness that's a dream location! You all are blessed! And love Blue Pearl too--wow a beauty! And I can't believe you found that J on a live in the seaweed like that! WOW how awesome is that...YES! Congrats!
@@FloridaBeachWalksthanks we are both blessed to live In Paradise. Been enjoying your videos too ❤
@@mywalksinparadise Awesome. Thx for watching.
I’ve heard the bottom of bottles called coins
Oh thank you. 😊
Sea Coins
Oh great! Thank you! A name/term to look up 👍🏼
8:16 the species is Oliva bifasciata, not fulgurator
Oliva "bifasciata" is one of the 7 different forms of "fulgurators." In this chart link you can see where "bifaciata" is a "form." Oliva fulgurator (Röding, 1798) form bifasciata Kuster, 1878 olram9.wixsite.com/letstalkseashells/copy-of-olivella-perplexa
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Where isMacather
Where is MacArthur Rocks on Singer Island?
north end on a negative low tide (winter months)
www.floridastateparks.org/parks-and-trails/john-d-macarthur-beach-state-park