I enjoyed showing Susan and her daughter Rachel the grass flats, explaining the live shells and the botany of the mangroves.( No live shells were taken) After exploring the grass flats we traveled to Cayo Costa. The water was calm and  inviting. The beach was quiet and relaxing. The shells found are pictured above- Lightning whelks, rose tellins, olives, a large banded tulip, pear whelk, Susan’s first angel wing, and a beautiful large kings crown. I had a wonderful time and enjoyed the conversations as much as the azure water we traveled on.

2 Comments

  • Anonymous says:

    Thanks for the lovely posts, Brian.
    Rachel and I also had a wonderful time exploring with you. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise with you.

    We will always treasure the experience!

    Susan from Toronto

  • Jen S. says:

    WOW–looks like you all had a wonderful time! 🙂