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We finally made it. Mrs.beachbum and myself finally made our first fossil hunting trip of the year. We just moved to central Florida and decided to stay close by for our first trip out. So we headed out to one of the smaller creeks in Gainesville for a few hours on Monday. It was slow going at first and after moving around for a while we hit a pretty good spot. Even though we had a couple of "oh nuts" with the megs,they are still the largest that we've found in Gainesville. The posterior meg is a pretty sharp looking dark blue, along with the cool colors of the other teeth. I believe that's a horse tooth in upper part of the picture that was found just before the megs started appearing. All in all it was a fun morning in the creek and we're looking to spend more time there. Also, can anyone tell me what's in the 2nd pic? Thanks.
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This was found in a small Gainesville creek. Any idea what it may be? Thanks,
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This came from a gravel bed in Travis county with a large bluish shale formation nearby. Any info on the material of the rock would be appreciated as well. Thanks!
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Found this while looking for fossils caught my eye not sure looks like granite a bit.
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Hello. I'm new to the forum. I found this in a New Jersey creek recently. Does anyone have an idea of what it could be?
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This came from Walnut Creek in Austin, Texas
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Hi all again found this the other day It looks egg like but know time line for area is way off plus eggs would be rarer than hens teeth so saying that what do you think it is Concretion?
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Found this rock with fossilized shells all through it and one on it.
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Hello all Again found this in braidwood club what do you think?
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Hi all found this yesterday braidwood club have to clean up but looks like a scorpion what do you think?
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I am pretty sure this is fossilized coral, but does anyone know what type? It was found in Jefferson County, MO. The closest creek I found a name to is Head's Creek.
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Hello all Again found this in pit 4 area Braidwood sportsmen club to be exact,lots of ferns on it do you think this could be fish? It's about only 5/8 of an inch.
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Hi all Been wondering why when I ask for a possible ID a lot of people say it doesn't look like it is from Mazon creek ,I think I know why , Going to post 2 pitchers one in normal the other I coverd with just egg white you can see big difference,don't know what egg white dose besides brings out more detail and make calcite turn clear only down side is it lasts on certain Fossils for a couple of days then have to wash off and do again on some.
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Ok all Who knows what to cover your Mazon creek fossils with to bring out that beautiful shine and detail? My grandfather told me this 40 years ago. It doesn't hurt Fossil and will act like glue to hold intact and will wash right off?
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Hi all Found again in pit 4 area just south of anyhow, big chunk found going back to get other parts not expert but think it's a fish
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We pulled some rocks out of a creek to make our fire pit and this was in one of them. A big bug?
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Hi all again found this again in strip pit,Wilmington area. Not sure if this is anything,could be just the way it fell,or breakage of it ,shaped like shell but think just fern,what do you think? Really nice,post some others to.
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What is this one? That is a nickel next to it in the one pic to give you an idea on size.
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When you zoom in on this snaky looking little fossil, it looks pretty cool. Therr is a lot going on. Anyone know what this snaky rock is?
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Is this a crinoid? I am new to fossils.
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Hi all found , South Wilmington area Not sure but think could be jellyfish? need experts to see what they think.
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Hi again no ID just wanted to post some Kool plant fossils this was found along hill side strip pit ,it's about 8"by6" one of smaller ones l found.
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Hi all haven't been on in for a bit even forgot password lol. Love to get your insight,on all I find. Found this in braidwood strip pit area,probably one of the best gem like ones I found.Think petrified wood but,when found thought in was a piece of steak.
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Possibly for it being a dakotaraptor tooth ? I talked with Walter W. Stein Bill and he said its good candidate for it being a dakotaraptor tooth its size is 3/8 inch and its form hell creek, south dakota I havent receive the tooth so i cant check the serrations of it too.
