My final mollusc of the challenge just had to sneak in here to round off my Seashore series… Hydatina Zonata, an intertidal zone inhabitant, usually found cast up on a wrack line. Fragile, akin to a fine eggshell, these beautiful little molluscs were a lucky find on a windy beach on Masirah island, Oman. I suspect they were blown across the waves and ended up tangled and dried in seaweed, where I found them…
Many thanks to all who followed me around the A to Z of my local seashores. Your likes and comments made me determined to finish this challenge. I am off to another time zone now to discover different seashores…watch this space…
Travels in the Middle East and beyond 
I have only today found your blog, but shall have to spend more time with it. I spent five year living in Dubai (working on the initial construction of Jebel Ali port in the late 70s and early 80s), so there will be much that will stir memories for me.
Congratulations on completing the A-Z.
Keith Channing A-Zing from http://keithkreates.com
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It’s been delightful following you in A to Z. Well done 😊
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What a wonderful way to end this great challenge, Vicky! I loved all posts as you showed us some really amazing stuff to us.
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Excellent Vicky…I thoroughly enjoyed your alphabetical journey through the Sea Molluscs…..Super! Hugs! ❤
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Lovely photos, as usual! And as you’ve finished A-Z, what will you do with yourself now?
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Thanks Georgie,well right now I’m in the Philippines so I’m busy exploring and of course shell collecting!
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