Unknown Fossil Found Near Lake!

[ls35]

I found this rock at my lake house in Chesterfield, MA. Not sure exactly what it is, but it definitely does not look like just a rock to me. Any help identifying it would be much appreciated! Thanks

[ls35]

 

[ls35]

[ls35]

[Kane]

Welcome to the Forum.  

 

Unfortunately, I am not seeing any distinct features such as recognizable morphology to suggest this is a fossil, but rather a water-tumbled stone with some differential weathering.

[zekky]

12 minutes ago, Kane said:

Welcome to the Forum.  

 

Unfortunately, I am not seeing any distinct features such as recognizable morphology to suggest this is a fossil, but rather a water-tumbled stone with some differential weathering.

I concur

[Pemphix]

3 hours ago, Kane said:

Welcome to the Forum.  

 

Unfortunately, I am not seeing any distinct features such as recognizable morphology to suggest this is a fossil, but rather a water-tumbled stone with some differential weathering.

+1 for not a fossil

[Ludwigia]

There's no such thing as "just a rock", since the variations in form and content are practically infinite and get the imagination rolling. Kind of like clouds. Still, this is just a rock in my opinion