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The beach at Botany Bay Island is covered in shells. Many large ones may be found here where on more crowded beaches they would have long been collected.
DNR has issued some rules about collecting here. Only a few pounds of shells may be taken from the beach and those by schoolchildren. Kinda cool.
Avid collectors who may wish this to be another Sanibel Island or other shell mecca, will be disappointed.
But not disappointed in the views!
Edisto Island, South Carolina
John Kell assists trainees in the botany lab at Mountain Lake Biological Station. Photo courtesy of Jean Elliott
Western Vinyl promo photos for Spencer Stephenson.
Western Vinyl can be found here - westernvinyl.com/artists/
Spencer's music can be found here - www.myspace.com/botanymusic
We always have our final feld trip of the semester at Riverbanks Botanical Garden. This year, we brought a picnic dinner. Tons of great food. We shared it with our most excellent hosts.
University of Washington Botany Greenhouse, Seattle. Blog post: tina-koyama.blogspot.com/2013/09/uw-botany-greenhouse.html (Platinum Carbon ink, watercolor)
Here, we are marching along through a fascinating longleaf pine (Pinus palustris)ridge. It drops off dramatically to the right, onto an escarpment featuring an ancient beach/dune line, with plenty of eroded sandstone, and the very rare plant, Vaccinium sempervirens.