The food organisms of bivalve, Mactra veneriformis Reeve were investigated, from August 1993 to July 1994, at an intertidal sandflat area in shore of Kunsan. In the digestive track of M. veneriformis, total 60 genera (120 species) were found and consisted of both 52 phytoplankton genera (31 Diatoms, 7 Dinophyceae, 6 Chrysophyceae, 5 Cyanophyceae, and 3 Chlorophyceae) and 8 zooplankton genera (4 Radiolaria, 2 Ciliata, and 2 Crustaceae). The number of planktons species from digestive track readed the peak in March and October, and that in August is the lowest. The dominant planktons of the environment and the digestive track of M veneriformis are not coincidence. These planktons were roughly divided into two tropes as round and bar. The former was less than $200{mu}m$ in diameter and the latter less than $20{mu}m$ in diameter and $500{mu}m$ in length.