Seeds: 3/4 inch diameter, spherical, light grey, hard, lightweight, with a small attachment point. Green when fresh, drying to grey.
Could be palm seeds (some are round, grey, hard, lightweight when dry). Exact identification requires visual inspection.
Contact Fort Myers Beach Chamber of Commerce for local expertise.
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