| Local people eat limpets and the gonads of shingle urchins uncooked but they eat nerites and periwinkles boiled. |
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| Late-spring-to-frost annuals include the numerous sun coleuses, cleomes, periwinkles and zinnias. |
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| Blue stars are related to dogbanes, oleander, and periwinkles, and produce a similarly milky sap which can be messy. |
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| Here the interior is inlaid with millions of beautiful shells, scallops, paloudres, clams, periwinkles, mussels, oysters and rogans. |
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| Thus we find, in no particular order, periwinkles, gooseberries, baneberries, greater celandine, feverfew, and sempervivum. |
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| In 1881, a thunderstorm in Worcester brought down tons of periwinkles and hermit crabs. |
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| I found periwinkles and primroses in full flower, bluebells, just coming along nicely thank you, grape hyacinths, and polyanthus. |
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| Most of the shellfish remains in the Florida coast middens were oyster shells while shells of clams, knobbed whelks and periwinkles were present in lesser amounts. |
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| It must still run a gauntlet of periwinkles, oyster drills, and mud and basket snails, most of which leave egg masses that cover any undeveloped real estate on the shell. |
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| It is the realm of periwinkles, limpets, rock lice, and barnacles. |
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| In some countries, the pubs usually also serve periwinkles as a snack well served with a cold beer. |
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| Wales is also known for its shellfish, including cockles, limpet, mussels and periwinkles. |
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| Any periwinkles left immobile at the bottom are considered dead, and is waste. |
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| In order to sell large quantities, distributors are commonly used in order to move the periwinkles to the retailer. |
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| The near-shore rocks are studded with limpets, periwinkles and dog whelks among waving sea oak, a vivid green seaweed. |
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| Having fresh seawater readily available, the periwinkles are first graded if possible, using a machine custom built for the purpose. |
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| Some types of periwinkles, Neritidae and detritus feeding Isopoda commonly inhabit the lower supralittoral. |
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| For molluscs like periwinkles and murex sea snails, a shell is a coat of armour. |
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| Shellfish include mussels, cockles, periwinkles, clams, and oysters. |
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| Common periwinkles are native to the northeastern coasts of the Atlantic Ocean, including northern Spain, France, England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland, Scandinavia, and Russia. |
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| This can take anywhere from a few hours to several days, depending on how virile the periwinkles are, and the temperature of the water they climb in. |
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| In order to move periwinkles all the way, one would usually depend upon several distributors, each focusing on their own part of the transport network. |
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| Oysters were eaten on both shores, as were mussels and periwinkles. |
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| Periwinkles feed blamelessly by scraping detritus and organic matter off almost bare rock. |
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| Periwinkles are considered a delicacy in African and Asian cuisines. |
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