The 2019 BSCC Shell Show
One species |
1st |
– |
2nd |
Kevin Brown: “Senilia senilis” |
|
3rd |
Lise Landmark: “Astraea calcar
with coral” |
|
One genus or family |
1st |
Tom Walker: “Genus Polymita”
– winner of the Peter Oliver Cup |
2nd |
Dave Rolfe: “Family Fissurellidae [keyhole limpets]” |
|
British – marine, freshwater or land |
|
No entries |
Foreign – marine, freshwater or land |
|
No entries |
Self-made shell art |
1st |
– |
2nd |
Lise Landmark: Framed shell specimens |
|
Fossils |
|
No entries |
Shell photography (judged by member ballot) |
1st |
Peter Topley: “A group of Tritia reticulata about to scavenge on a recently dead sea
potato” |
2nd |
Peter Topley: “Close-up of the head of an Arion slug” |
|
3rd |
Ann Storey: “Y
Viva España [mating Arion vulgaris
slugs]” |
|
Shellomania |
1st |
John Llewellyn-Jones: “Mother-of-pearl artifacts from around the
world” – winner of the
Conchologists of America Award |
Junior – age 12 to 16 inclusive |
|
No entries |
Junior – age 11 and under |
|
No entries |
Special category – five favourite shells |
1st |
Ann Storey: “A handful of cowries” |
2nd |
Kevin Brown: “Memories” |
|
3rd |
Lise Landmark: “Five favourite shells” |
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Shell of the Show |
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Ann Storey: Cypraea tigris Linnaeus, 1758 ‘hurricane pattern’ –
winner of the Walter Karo Trophy |