Mr. MB and I must have taken 50 combined photos of this pretty clam in the riverbed, (under the water surface). The lines and colors caught our eyes in the sunlight. What was odd was the trail behind the clam. I guess I never realized they plow their way along the bottom of the river pushing small stones aside as they travel.
Friday, July 24, 2009
Mississippi Clamming
Mr. MB and I must have taken 50 combined photos of this pretty clam in the riverbed, (under the water surface). The lines and colors caught our eyes in the sunlight. What was odd was the trail behind the clam. I guess I never realized they plow their way along the bottom of the river pushing small stones aside as they travel.
Posted by Rob at 12:02 AM
Labels: Coon Rapids Dam Park, Mississippi River
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The river clams slowly make their way to the perfect spot where they can slice your toe open when you step on them. :)
ReplyDeleteIs that an underwater photo? It looks so clear!
ReplyDeleteI didnt know the Mississippi had clams. Real nice shot.
ReplyDeleteBucket of steamers, anyone?
ReplyDeleteWhat a great find! I love the colors.
ReplyDeleteKeep clam! :)
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