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[RuMert]

Complete ichthyosaur ulna and plesiosaur phalanx

[RuMert]

+ piece of wood and molluscs

[RuMert]

not sure what is this one

[RuMert]

Not sure about this one either. Doesnt look to have bone structure

[RuMert]

Thanks for reading!

[digit]

Wow! What a terrific virtual tour of a place most of us will never have the chance of visiting. A real visual treat! Thanks for taking us along.

 

 

Cheers.

 

-Ken

 

 

[Heteromorph]

Nice finds! Looks like a lovely place to hunt. The little ammonites are superb.

[dalmayshun]

gorgeous trip, I, too, say thanks for taking us there. 

[Manticocerasman]

Nice report  I know very little about the geology in that area, thx for taking us along.

and great finds

[sharkdoctor]

Thanks so much for sharing. Great picts!

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

Nice look at a location most of us will never get to see. 

Plus some very good information and finds. 

Love the ammonites and Plurotomaria-like gastropod. 

[JMUFossil]

Great trip summary!! Thank you for all the pics and information. It reminds of hunting Calvert Cliffs MD, very similar in everything except the types of fossils found...

[Fossildude19]

Excellent report!  

Thanks for posting it here.  

[minnbuckeye]

You must get out more frequently so that keep the pictures coming!!! Very nice presentation and fossil examples.

 

Mike

[Mark Kmiecik]

Thank you for the tour. Add more from your next visit there.

[Ludwigia]

Thanks very much for sharing! That first piece in your second to last picture post may be pet wood.

[RuMert]

Thanks everybody for your kind words:) Спасибо, Миша

Thanks, Ludwigia, I thought wood, sponge or coral, it has slightly conical shape, never seen such before. Tidgy's Dad, I like that gastropod too, its unusually pyritised yet in good condition, which is rare in that place.

 

 

[belemniten]

Wow some great fossils you found  I like all these Ichthyosaur and Plesiosaur bones 

[Darktooth]

Great report and pics! Thank-you for sharing this with us!

[snolly50]

I enjoyed your report. It is a wonderful feature of the Forum; member's accounts that allow a glimpse of far away places.

[PaleoNoel]

Great Trip Report! Awesome location and fossils.

[RandyB]

Love the field report and congrats on your finds. If thats what its like when its picked over it must have been mind blowing before

[JohnBrian]

Great post! Thank you for taking the time to do it!

 

 

[Wrangellian]

Thanks for taking us along.

I bet you could break apart some of those blocks and find fresh ammonites..?

Nice ammonites and snail, I just hope they don't get pyrite disease and disintegrate. Is that a big problem with those specimens and is there some treatment you use for it?

 

[Wrangellian]

8 hours ago, Misha said:

Я из Перми, 

У нас есть много ископаемых, но сейчас живу в Штатах, тут находил белемнитов, ракушек, рыб и так далее.

Иногда хочется вернуться и в будущем я всё-таки наверное так и сделаю.

Добро пожаловать на наш Форум!

I was curious what the secret message was, so I used Google:

I am from Perm,
We have a lot of minerals, but now I live in the States, here I found belemnites, seashells, fish and so on.
Sometimes you want to come back and in the future I probably will do it anyway.
Welcome to our forum!