After quarantine, the first hunt for carboniferous plants

[nala]

Too much rust on my Estwing ! It was a good time for hunting today

[nala]

Few field pictures,first a sphenophyllum

 

Few Eusphenopteris

 

 

A nice pecopteris

 

 

Neuropteris

 

 

 

A big Alethopteris

 

 

A SIGILLARIA TRUNK

 

[nala]

A Linopteris(i think)

 

 

 

A Lepidodendron bark

 

 

 

A CALAMITES STEM

 

And a strange  imprint to ID 

[Notidanodon]

Nice finds  my stuff continues to rust but it’s nice to see other peoples trips

[Strepsodus]

Great finds.  I suspect the last one is Aphlebia.  Quite uncommon I believe.  The first one I think is Asterophyllites rather than Sphenophyllum (Asterophyllites equisetiformis I think).

[Ludwigia]

@nala Nice to be out in the field, or should I say quarry, again, eh? Man, am I ever about that site!

[Mark Kmiecik]

The Alethopteris is just gorgeous! Thank you for the photos.

[thelivingdead531]

Whoa! Those are beautiful plant fossils! I can only dream of finding such wonderful fossils. I am definitely ! 

[deutscheben]

Very nice finds! That Linopteris? is really attractive, with nice colors and relief. 

[Fossildude19]

Great finds as usual, Gery!

That  Eusphenopteris and  Sphenophyllum are lovely!  

 

I'm envious of your hunting grounds!   

[Misha]

Beautiful stuff!

I love that linopteris especially

[FossilNerd]

Great finds! Glad you were able to get out and knock some rust off of that Estwing! 

[Pagurus]

You've got a great place to get away from the world for awhile and focus on making those wonderful finds. I especially like that sphenophyllum, and everything else is terrific too! 

[Monica]

I love the Calamites, and everything else, too! 

[nala]

Thanks for the comments! i was trying to take pictures when something strange happen (i saw that later :))

A nice pecopteris

unusual  3D Cyclopteris  

A nice Eusphenopteris 

my very big Alethopteris 

 

[nala]

I was happy to find also this not common Eremopteris artemisiaephyllioides

Few nice sigillaria pieces 

And a nice Neuropteris