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Augers to the Left of Me, Augers to the Right

on October 4, 2009 in Shells 4

Posted by David McRee at BlogTheBeach.com.

The very low tide this morning on Sanibel Island exposed millions of Common Atlantic Augers (Terebra dislocata). Here's a close-up look at three of them.

The very low tide this morning on Sanibel Island exposed millions of Common Atlantic Augers (Terebra dislocata). Here's a close-up look at several of them.

Here's a look at the little animal inside the shell.

Here's a look at the little animal inside the shell.

Auger trails in the sand.

Auger trails in the sand.

Everywhere I turned there were zillions of augers.

Everywhere I turned there were zillions of Augers.

Millions of Augers bathed in the warm light of sunrise.

A world of Augers bathed in the warm light of sunrise.

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