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Ok so I took advantage of the day yesterday and went to Deer Park. I drove up to what used to be Michael's, and walked inside, asked for permission to hunt behind the building and they had no issue with it. So I walked out behind and to the left of the lot. looked down and instantly started finding fossils. I collected about 10 lbs. before my bag started getting heavy on my stitched up finger. at this point I started gathering smaller ones in my pockets. in about 2 hours I had quite a large collection going.

stay tuned for pics.

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Nice Deer Lake finds!

Oops! Sorry for sending you the info too late.

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    Tim    -  VETERAN SHALE SPLITTER

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I read your info on my smartphone while I was in the vicinity. I would still like to make it to St. Clair. I am hoping to do so soon.

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As I said more pics to come..

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post-8290-0-04684200-1364359722_thumb.jpgthese two go together, as internal and external moldings of the same critter.

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post-8290-0-01597500-1364359988_thumb.jpg Thought this was pretty interesting, It appears to be an open "clamshell"

If anyone can identify a particular fossil, its greatly appreciated as I dont have my normal reference material at my disposal.

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Deer Park? Deer Lake? Is this another one of those places that I am suppose to know where it is :D

Jim

Old Dead Things

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I hope to make another trip here this week, and possibly go to St. Clair as well. It is a good place to have on your list, because if you make it here you wont be disappointed, lots of goodies!

thanks for the info FossilDude

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A few more photos from Deer Lake.

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Some type of bark imprint...

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Im not entirely sure what is here, but it caught my eye really quickly! Kind of reminds me of a trilo part.

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an oyster type shell mold

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Deer Park? Deer Lake? Is this another one of those places that I am suppose to know where it is :D

Jim

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Jim,

The site is in Deer Lake, PA.

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attachicon.gifpair.jpgthese two go together, as internal and external moldings of the same critter.

Rob,

This one looks like a Mucrospirifer - maybe M. mucronatus.

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Wow! Those brach's are beauties, Rob! Nice finds! :)

Finding my way through life; one fossil at a time.

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Thank you Tim for letting me know from whence the fossil were collected. I think we had a thread awhile back about at least putting in the state and avoid generic names :)

Jim

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Wow! Those brach's are beauties, Rob! Nice finds! :)

Thanks Rob. Hows yout collecting going?

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