Hello everyone,

I put up some new photos on my microscope site, but they are not taken with
the microscope. Most of the shells seen in the "Microshells" album were
dredged, and 2 out of the 4 dredges used can be viewed in this album.

Also, I've added a new album titled "Sealife" which you might find
interesting, check it out at:

http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=525417&a=4463151

Some may find this the same old thing, but some photos are maybe some that
others have not had the opportunity to see for themselves here in Florida. If
you've never seen a 14 inch Busycon sinistrum eating a large Mercenaria
mercenaria, or live Melampus coffeus or Littorina angulifera on mangrove
trees, or a bed of Atrina rigida exposed at a minus tide, or some other live
shells, take a look.

Let me know what you think. Click on the images to see a larger photo, and
click on the album list to view all of the albums I have here.

Scott
Florida