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  1. TheCraig

    Snake egg fossil!!! Very large.

    I need help. I found this in Missouri. I believe it is a coiled up snake in the egg, with shell and egg white preserved. Please help.
  2. Rainydayz

    Fossilized Dinosaur Egg?

    This was found near a large caldera north of Taos, NM. It resembles an egg. It was found in an area that has many fossilized bones, etc.
  3. jawestad

    Egg? Identification

    This was found in south Eastern Colorado at an estate sale. Friends have told me that it's a fossilized egg! Let me know your thoughts please!
  4. embl00

    Two eggshells from France

    Hello! I bought these from a seller in France. They where both collected in France. The first was a lot of shells, not sold under rhabdodon but that they could be from that species. The second under the name paleolodus. I understand that ID eggshells to specific species is almost impossible. But I can’t find any info on any of the when it comes to findings of egg shells. Do any one know anything? would really like to know:) best regards Emil
  5. brandon tibbetts

    Dino egg

    Just wanting to see if this is an egg. A few said no but then I cracked it open. Thank you
  6. Bailey79

    Dinosaur egg

    I believe i ave a dinosaur egg with embryo still attached can anyone tell me where i should have it confirmed at
  7. musicnfossils

    Dinosaur Egg?

    Hey y’all, super curious about this potential egg as I’ve never found one before. Could be just a strange rock but I had to be sure. Apologies for the lack of measurements I misplaced my measuring tape but I can provide better photos as soon as I find it. Dinosaur park formation, steveville AB
  8. ecclector

    oviraptor egg prep?

    Hello fossil friends I will be acquiring a clutch described as Elongatoolithidae that came from a collection out of China in the 80s. Short of sending the piece out or acquiring a $1000+ air scribe setup, what can be done as far as getting rid of some of the calcite on top of the eggshell, or better expose the underlying details? I possess a dremel with many different attachments and access to the hardware store for more supplies. I've read that the matrix these are found in can be very hydrophilic so want to avoid turning it to mush. Thanks for any comments
  9. Cynthia Wren

    Snapping Turtle Egg

    Found in my lawn, alone,,sitting atop a patch of grass. Snapping turtles have owned the nearby pond for decades(side note: in size & shape, their shells look like the lid of a 30 gallon trash can- they will stop & turn, take a menacing stance, and seem ready & willing to charge. I back away slowly and respectfully, in case they’ve evolved into speed runners😳). I would like to know how to assess the age of this egg. It seems like a rock- it’s heavy, wasn’t damaged in a 5’ accidental drop to concrete, and thankfully nothing tried to hatch- lol) It’s beautiful
  10. The rather amazing discovery of an underground nest of about 50 fossilised eggs of an insect in the grasshopper-lineage (orthoptera) has been discovered in Michell, Oregon, at the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument. It's dated to the Oligocene-period, at 29 million years old, and is truly spectacular for its preservation. Insect eggs rarely preserve, and little information exists on the evolution of grasshopper-relatives. So finding a nest full of them is an amazing discovery! CNN-report here, original article here.
  11. Gwen v

    Can you tell me?

    Found couple of these in my yard
  12. bockryan

    Aepyornis sp.

    From the album: Fossil Collection: DC Area and Beyond

    Aepyornis sp. Unknown location, Madagascar Unknown Pleistocene
  13. Dug up in Chevy Chase Maryland.
  14. Came across with this cheap bargain hadrosaur egg, wondering if its actually a crushed egg or just rock and dirt concretion, the dealer gave me a video of it but im not sure if i can post it here so il just post the image.
  15. EandTGWest

    Fossilized egg perhaps?

    My wife and I found this exploring a local creek bed this weekend in Southern KY. It appears to have a clear shell, but is split in two from all of its years in motion. Any clear direction or identification is appreciated. Thanks
  16. This oviraptor egg is said to be crystalized. The parts with no shell do seem to be agatized (?). Do you think it's a genuine egg? It is from Ganzhou of Jiangxi Province, China.
  17. Not sure if this is real or fake, prob a fake?
  18. These eggs are said to be from Zhejiang. Are they genuine? Still have shell?
  19. This ostrich egg is said to be from Hezheng of Gansu Province, China. Does it look like it's genuine egg?
  20. is this real? claims its a hunan province hadrosaur egg from china,
  21. Hello, Anyone see any misgivings with this? 15 CM , from south of france. Thanks for the help
  22. Hiya everyone. Want some opinions on this egg it’s from an old collection and from a reputable seller in the uk. I know a lot of shell is missing but any help on the legitimacy of the egg would be great. cheers
  23. popnovember

    Fossil egg or coprolite?

    I found this fossil along the shore of a large river / Lake along a steep bank in a high erosion area in Northwest Montana. Could it be a fossilized egg? Or, Could it be a Coprolite from a carnivore? It looks like little bones and a wormy looking thing. Thank you for your help!
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