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Hello folks! In Kaliningrad dark and cold time. Even colder on beach. So this last trip report in this season. For first it's search places. This is Svetlogorsk.IMG_0008.thumb.JPG.8d6b2ec7febaaea88e7304fc0a8a48a9.JPGIMG_7373.thumb.JPG.1daf2429c39f4c07c33f0f11d1b64f64.JPGIMG_7375.thumb.JPG.de19bc3e928e10e906faf2b9bb85657b.JPGIMG_7376.thumb.JPG.dcc378a90117e7a0b012fb1dc04eab93.JPGIMG_7388.thumb.JPG.8d1cd46dbe102019ece9e3126789edf7.JPG

 

 

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Strong coastline changes are regular. The currents can bring and carry away up to half a meter of sand. As in the examples. Sometimes stones are exposed and you can find something interesting.

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November 1:

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October 24:

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November 1:

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Here are the finds that we managed to identify, probably ...

First is Brachiopoda

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Small plate with Nautiloidea or Ammonoidea

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Several corals:

Kiaerophilum

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Halysites

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Cool trilobit

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About this i not sure. Nautiloidea perhaps:

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And perfect Bryozoa

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There are a few more finds. Can't identify them. Prabably someone can.

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Several millimeters of mother-of-pearl have been preserved in this shell (not visible in the photo):

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And last

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Cool Halysites. You might be able to soak it in diluted acid to dissolve some of the rock Matrix, and bring out the coral fossil. You can read my Halysites post about that.

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