Most recent Ammonoids

[Bone2stone]

Two Saturdays back to back yielded a lot of stuff.
Most of which I will not post they are not cleaned up and ready for show.
There is one in there, the one that looks like an earthworm on a rock, found last weekend.
Most all were near encased in stone. Took a while to work them out.
If you are interested in knowing the names let me know here.
It's getting pretty warm and it takes a lot of rain there to make things happen.







  Enjoy and let me know.
Jess B.

[Butch Wilson]

Wow, nice Jessy !  Looks like a lot of work!

[Hoss]

Very very nice Jessy. Thanks for sharing these pictures.

[TexasHarper]

YES!!! We want to know the names!
OOOHHHH!!! I can't wait to go with ya again!!!

[cricket71]

:woohoo: Those are beauties!  Thank you for sharing. I may be persuing the wrong hobby.. Those are amazing!

[CMD]

Super specimens, Jessy :cheer: I like them with matrix still attached like that, nice perpetration.

[rmartin]

Jess, I absolutely love your posts. Fossils are a favorite thing of mine although I really know very little. Please impart any and all knowledge you wish.

[turkeytail]

Very cool! That one looks like some sort of grub.

[TexasHarper]

turkeytail wrote:

Very cool! That one looks like some sort of grub.

  I know, right!!!  It looks so life like...its as if you could reach out and squish it!!!

[Bone2stone]

Pic # two
12clock - Metoicoceras
3 -and- 6 o'clock - Worthoceras
9 o'clock - Carlilensis "I think pluroceptus"
Jury still out on that one.
Yeah some do resemble wormies.
One at 3 o'clock is even earthworm colored.
The first is pretty obvious in the pic and the rest are of metoicoceras.
Jess B.

[eagle eye]

Fossils are so cool. Oldest thing of history you can find. I need to start hunting for those too.

[cgode]

Cool looking finds Jesse, I know nothing about fossils but I do like seeing them!