Search the Community
Showing results for tags 'eggs'.
-
Can anyone help me identify? Once again found in Vermilion County , Illinois. Thank you and sorry to be of trouble.
-
Hello everyone First, thanks for responding to my posts, and sorry they haven't been up to par. I, like most people do appreciate feedback because I learn something sometimes. I'm posting just a few of my finds from this weekend. This time I'm only asking,please, that if you are not 100 percent, don't comment please. I know what I've been finding, my wife seen it first hand today, and I seriously feel that this area hasn't had anything like this. Call me whatever you may wish! There are no other stones but headline stones at my property. A major amount of earth was removed to build up the levee on which our 50 acre lake depends on , if that says anything about the amount of dirt, clay. So, these were found about a mile from the Middle Fork, Salt Fork, and those 2 combined the Vermillion River in Rural Vermillion County. More to come!
-
This weekends finds!
-
I found this rock when walking near the Trinity River in Dallas, TX. It could have been brought in with gravel used to make a trail, since I found it by a trail. It's probably just a concretion, but the patterns are interesting! Anyone know what it is? Thanks!
-
New here..looking at Dino eggs, but don't know if they are real
manchimp posted a topic in Is It Real? How to Recognize Fossil Fabrications
Hi there. I am very new to this, but have always been fascinated by fossils. I have bought a few from a local dealer that I love, but while out looking at a collection of movie posters for my business, I ran across someone who also collected, rocks, minerals and fossils. The collector had passed away and his wife is selling some items. I would love to have dinosaur eggs. My grandson and I go to the museum all of the time and look at the fossils, and he loves the eggs, so if these are real, I would love to buy them for us. Can anyone help me with these? Thanks in advance! Michael
.thumb.jpg.9d11224d9dcaa927dbfbc002546b54dc.jpg)
-
Termite Coprolite and Eggs in Opalized Gymnosperm Wood
GeschWhat posted a gallery image in Member Collections
From the album: Double Duty
Modern dampwood termites are know to line their nests with fecal pellets. Well, evidently they have been doing this for millions of years. In this microscopic view, the tiny white termite eggs can be seen among the larger pinkish coprolites. They are shown in relation to the tip of a pin. Period: Paleogene - Paleocene Epoch Location: Nowopskow (Lugansk Gebiet), Ukraine© ©
.jpg.0dc1127bc55f97c0d77cc509d97bafcc.jpg)
