A little star for Christmas

It's me a pleasure to see your little star Amelia. Thank you very much!

hope you have a great time next week. Greetz, Christien.

Nice star and so much shells in a so little place. A great Christmas time to you, Amelia.Dany

Thank you Christien and Dany. This is the smallest starfish I have ever seen, and there were many turn-stones and other small birds who probably made the most of this free meal.
Have a lovely Christmas. Almost time to relax! :)

yellow star for the white star... and shells!

I love your starfish and all the lovely shells!

A nice image and interesting collection from the sea.

Preciosa presentación y bonita luz y transparencias !

That's fantastic Amelia: so versatile, so full of signs of life, such a variety of forms! I love it, I give it a Star!
And you deserve also a star cause today it's your birthday! Cordial congratulations!

Warm greetings, Klaus

PS: can you say, what is that chain of white pieces there to the right from the sea star?

I have looked at those also, Klaus. They resemble very small teeth. I wonder if anyone else has any suggestions. Thank you for my birthday star. :))

Thank you all for your lovey compliments. Season's greetings to all of you at Ipernirty

Late but not yet too late: many happy returns, Amelia!

Could the string of small "teeth" have broken off from the starfish? There is a bit missing on the left.

I don't think so, Gudrun. If you enlarge it to max size you can see more of them at top on right side. The objects are really like pearl necklaces. Perhaps they are parts of plants? ---
Übersetzt von Google. --- Ich glaube nicht, Gudrun. Wenn Sie es auf maximale Größe vergrößern, können Sie mehr von ihnen oben auf der rechten Seite sehen. Die Gebilde sind wirklich wie Perlenketten. Vielleicht sind sie Teile von Pflanzen?

There are little chains of red too. I think they may be parts of calcareous seaweeds, so you may have hit the nail on the head, Klaus. :)

Beautiful find and capture and I like the title too!

Thank you, Dida. I'm delighted that you liked the title too.

Beautifully captured.
Congrats on Explore.