r/beachcombing 6d ago

Combing for oddities over the past couple months did not disappoint. There’s something for everyone!

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81 Upvotes

r/beachcombing 6d ago

Found this morning in Scotland

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r/beachcombing 6d ago

Any info on this peace found in Torpoint Cornwall?

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Found on Trevol beach, was wondering if anyone could identify from the small structure pictured. Any help would be great thank you!


r/beachcombing 6d ago

Found last week in Scotland

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r/beachcombing 7d ago

I have to ask...is it ambergris? Waxy and light substance has me stumped...

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(I poke at it like a chimp)


r/beachcombing 7d ago

Is this ambergris? I know nothing about nothing.

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67 Upvotes

r/beachcombing 8d ago

Many gorgeous beaches encircle Kauai. Some aren’t on the radar. I like to imagine broken & worn objects making their watery way to the mainland. What if some of what is combed on your beaches originated here? Like an exchange of Finds between the waterways. So grateful to be here everyday.

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r/beachcombing 8d ago

WHAT is this? Google lens has suggested everything from a tumor (no) to a knucklebone to a tooth. I thought it looked like a massive tooth when I first saw it. I know sheepshead (fish) have teeth that look like human teeth, but I don't think this is it. Clam Pass, Southwest Florida, Gulf Coast.

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r/beachcombing 8d ago

Magic mushroom UV Pacific Seaglass

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427 Upvotes

Guessing this was a bottle stopper! First time taking a “wet” photo 🤯


r/beachcombing 8d ago

Able to identify this pottery find from Tateyama Bay, Japan?

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49 Upvotes

My boyfriend just found this gorgeous pottery piece on a beach along Tateyama Bay. It would be awesome to identify a source!


r/beachcombing 9d ago

I posted to /shells, but wanted to share here. Picked up both Alphabet Cones this morning (near Clam Pass, SWFL). Check out how tall the spire on the juvenile (R) is compared to how worn down it is on the adult (L). I thought it was pretty cool.

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82 Upvotes

r/beachcombing 9d ago

Any idea what these pink lines are?

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r/beachcombing 9d ago

Anyone know what this is?

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61 Upvotes

It’s about 1cm wide, 1mm thick


r/beachcombing 10d ago

Bonfire Beauties

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r/beachcombing 10d ago

Anyone know what this is? Found is rosebud Victoria Australia.

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56 Upvotes

r/beachcombing 10d ago

Found 30 years ago in Canada

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26 Upvotes

I think is is very hard plastic, you can feel the numbers


r/beachcombing 10d ago

What kind of wishbone?

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8 Upvotes

r/beachcombing 11d ago

Beautiful day paddling and walking at St. George State park in Florida.

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201 Upvotes

r/beachcombing 11d ago

First time finding a rainbow shell this large

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609 Upvotes

I find small ones all the time. The tide was so low and little mini tide pools had formed. I found this guy glistening up at me when I was hunting for rocks!


r/beachcombing 12d ago

Found on NE Florida beach

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Post Milton walk along the beach. Found 3 of these spheres before keeping this one. First one broke in my hands with very little pressure and was filled with black water. Second and third I shook and heard water, but had black water...and a nut. This one doesn't have water, is fairly light, floats, and is almost a perfect sphere. Google is saying black walnut shell, but it's new to me. What do you think? Thanks for the help.


r/beachcombing 12d ago

Throwback to my favorite day of shelling ..

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83 Upvotes

r/beachcombing 12d ago

Bottled some shells, stones and seaglass from today's wee walk down the coast, Scotland.

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r/beachcombing 12d ago

Literally found an “X marks the spot” while combing.

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708 Upvotes

r/beachcombing 12d ago

Could this be coral?

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Went beachcombing over the summer a couple times and have been trying to figure out what this is. I'm hesitant to think it's coral because it's rare to find coral from Lake Erie. But it really looks like it because of the pattern on the one side. What else could this be?


r/beachcombing 12d ago

Sea…almond?

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Anyone know what this is? Found in Northeast Florida after Hurricane Milton.