Bits and pieces in this rock. Anything identifiable?

[Recker]

Found another # plate full of little bits and pieces, do you see anything identifiable?  Photos show both sides, found on the Whitewater River in Southeast Indiana.

[Innocentx]

Strophomenid brachiopod Leptaena.

[Tidgy's Dad]

Agreed. 

And a rhynchonellid, Hiscobeccus, i think. 

Very nice pieces. 

[Recker]

Omg I'm excited...usually what I find is just a dang rock.  Thank you so much, now I'm going to look them up!!

[Tidgy's Dad]

18 minutes ago, Recker said:

Omg I'm excited...usually what I find is just a dang rock.  Thank you so much, now I'm going to look them up!!

Those are very good specimens. 

Congrats. 

[Recker]

I found these in the same area.

[Tidgy's Dad]

A branching tabulate coral and productid brachiopods, methinks. 

One can start to build up a mini,partial ancient ecosystem of the area. 

Of 443 to 451 odd million years ago!

[Recker]

4 minutes ago, Tidgy's Dad said:

A branching tabulate coral and productid brachiopods, methinks. 

One can start to build up a mini,partial ancient ecosystem of the area. 

Of 443 to 451 odd million years ago!

Yes, exactly.  when I'm fishing I think about it, and it's a wowza moment!  I pick up alot of horn coral, and seems like every time the river floods it either scours the gravel bars to reveal what is underneath, or deposits new surprises.  I love to learn and you all on this forum have helped me immensely and I appreciate it so much! <3

[Innocentx]

1 hour ago, Recker said:

when I'm fishing I think about it, and it's a wowza moment!

You're hooked! Nice fossils, especially like the coral in your second rock.

[Recker]

12 minutes ago, Innocentx said:

You're hooked! Nice fossils, especially like the coral in your second rock.

Hooked for sure!!!  Thank you!