A bunch of people looking hard for sharks teeth. Including the lady with the dog.
A dead stingray in the wash. I think it's an
Atlantic Stingray:
The Atlantic Stingray is found in the western Atlantic Ocean from
Chesapeake Bay southward to Florida and the Gulf of Mexico, to as far as
Campeche, Mexico. ... The Atlantic stingray
is capable of tolerating varying salinities and can enter freshwater; it
has been reported from the Mississippi River, Lake Pontchartrain, and the
St. Johns River in Florida.
A pretty good crowd at Matoaka today. About 80 F, and the humidity is sneaking up, but between a few
clouds, and a nice SW breeze, it wasn't too hot.
The best of a large number of shark's teeth, a pretty complete
Cow Shark tooth, and the fresh barb off the Stingray.
If stepped on, the Atlantic stingray can inflict a painful, though rarely life-threatening wound.
One of the finest drip sand castles I've ever seen. I surely don't have that
much patience.
No comments:
Post a Comment