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Devon, February 2022: shells ashore, Exmouth

24 February 202224 February 2022 by David

Devon, February 2022: shells ashore, Exmouth

Shells at Exmouth, half-hidden in the grass on the stabilised sand dunes, on the landward side of the promenade road. The shells were too far from the sea to have been brought in by the tide. Dropped by the gulls which had eaten the mollusc insice.

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