Possible coprolite with insect wing fossil? Upstate NY Hudson valley find

[featherandbone]

I found this in orange county, Hudson valley NY. The specimen is approximately 6 inches in diameter. It has little tunnel like holes in it and this ridged fossil. Could this be a coprolite? Is the fossil a wing, or could it be plant material? Thank you for your help! 

Edited February 28 by featherandbone

[Mark Kmiecik]

It's a fenestrate bryozoan. Google it. They are really cool-lookin fossils. Look where you found this one because where there's one, there's more. You should be able to find bigger and better.

Edited February 28 by Mark Kmiecik

[featherandbone]

Thank you Mark!!

[featherandbone]

That is seriously so exciting...I absolutely will. We're very close to the black dirt/drowned lands which are well known for fossils so to find even this was really exciting for me

[featherandbone]

I also found some pretty cool rocks, no fossils in these ones though but I think they're mica and calcite with some purple coloring in the one

[Fossildude19]

The purple-ish bits look like Rosy Quartz.