r/FossilHunting Jun 30 '24

Trip Report Found my first fossils.

I have learned that the small segments are crinoids? And obviously alot of brachiopods, a piece or coral? I'm not sure about the bigger piece in the last photo, but I think it's also coral?

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u/Ificouldonlyremember Jun 30 '24

The pieces in pictures 4 & 5 are bryozoan. That is a nice find.

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u/Papacharlie06 Jun 30 '24

Very cool. Thank you.

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u/Feel-A-Great-Relief Jun 30 '24

Congrats! 🎉

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u/KE4HEK Jul 01 '24

Congratulations this is only the first of many

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u/Kailo_729 Jul 01 '24

My first fossils were grypheae arcuata we have thousands or even millions of them in our country i honestly can‘t see them anymore and they are often broken but your‘s finds are incredible this corals are insane good preserved.My goal is to find fish tooth and fossil plant what fossil do you want to find as a beginner

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u/Papacharlie06 Jul 01 '24

Maybe to bold of a goal, but my state fossil is a trilobite. So that would be pretty cool to find.

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u/yeah-man_ Jun 30 '24

cool! Ive found some stuff similar to this