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Fresh steamer clams in a wire bucket

The shell is lying on a stone beach. Another shell stuck to the shell. A beautiful Jacobs shell lies on the pebbles.

Clams on the shore

Sparkly pebbles on the beach

A Natural arrangement of sea shells(Mussel) and barnacles on a rock on the beach

Shells on the beach of Katwijk - Netherlands

Todos para uno, uno para todos

stone, sea, sun , antalya, olympos

Wild mussels on rock growing on beach rock at low tide. Mytilus edulis

A colony of mussels are attached to a rock on a beach in California.

Clusters of mussels on the beach at Botanical Beach near Port Renfrew BC.

Empty open mussels shell on rocks. Selective focus. Stock photo

opened seashell in closeup, Beach background, the house of a mollusc, marine life animals

Pebble beach and wavy seaside

Big pile with small shells on the beach for background and wallpaper. Mixed colorful seashells on the seashore. Many different seashells piled together.

Close-Up Seashells on the Beach

Fresh mussels in water at a market

Fully Open Clam on Atlantic (Boston) Beach Close-Up

wild mussels on a rock appearing at low tide

Barnacles are visible at low tide on the rocky beach in Redwood National Park in California, USA.

Mussels on the rocks at Perranporth Beach during low tide.

A close up of steamer clams and quahogs freshly caught on Cape Cod

Small broken cockleshells on beach. Close up of mussels near the sea shore. Seashells on the coast

Broken white seas shell isolated in the sand as the sun sets.

Heep of Expanded Vermiculite. Background. Various factions.

A group of Brachiopods on a fossil Ammonite. The close-up image shows several fossils from the jurassic period found in the canton of Aargau.

Sea life of snails, barnacles and mussels grouped together on rocks at low tide, Saunton Sands, Devon

A small sponge on a pebble’s beach with Conero Mt. In background

Sea waves hitting wild mussels on rocks. Close up.

Ancient rocks on the coast at Lai Chi Chong, a significant geosite with various rock types, including the rare volcaniclastic sedimentary rock, formed around 146 million years ago from falling volcanic ash that was mixed with silt and other organic deposits. It is a favourite destination for rock lovers with the only Permian stratum in Hong Kong.

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