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Laura Pegler <[log in to unmask]>
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Conchologists of America List <[log in to unmask]>
Date:
Sun, 10 May 1998 10:06:24 -0400
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Hello Conch-L Members
I am a fairly new enjoyer of shells.  I went to the Astronaut Trail Shell
Show two years ago and was agog over all the beautiful shells I'd never
had any idea existed. I joined the club, and now am having a very hard
time remembering any latin names for shells.  I'm trying, though. I've
recently been able to collect a few live specimens in the South East
Florida area.  I've found many olives and fighting conchs (forgive the
common names). On a recent trip I even found a hairy triton and a
hawkswing conch.
I'm looking forward to learning about shells from around the world, their
habitats and their care.  I'm also looking forward to corresponding with
anyone on Conch-L as I've enjoyed all the people  I've met connected with
shelling.
Happy Trails,
Laura
 
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