Pit spoil flora

[t-tree]

These are a few pieces from the British coal measures of Derbyshire UK , in all the coal measure spoils and opencasts i have looked for fossils in i have not found many examples of Pecopteris and this is a first for me from this spoil site, the detail on it is poor as the nodule was open and in a wet area.

 

 

 

 

 

Asterophyllites

 

Cheers John

 

 

 

[Fossildude19]

Great finds, John! 

 

[Mark Kmiecik]

Nice Annularia. Judging by the angle, I'm willing to bet there's a few more whorls withing the concretion.

[t-tree]

Two more small nodules from the same hunt.

 

Neuropteris

 

This site is very slowly giving up it's fossils  Cheers John

[FossilNerd]

Nice flora! One person’s “spoil pile” is another person’s treasure!  

[Monica]

Beautiful plants!  I especially like the Annularia 

[t-tree]

2 hours ago, Monica said:

Beautiful plants!  I especially like the Annularia 

 

Thank-you Monica .....but i do have the "Annularia" as Asterophyllites sp. i think the Annularia leaves have more breadth.

 

Cheers John

[deutscheben]

Thanks for sharing!

[Mark Kmiecik]

On 9/28/2019 at 7:29 AM, t-tree said:

 

Thank-you Monica .....but i do have the "Annularia" as Asterophyllites sp. i think the Annularia leaves have more breadth.

 

Cheers John

Yes, my bad also. I called it an Annularia too.