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February 11, 2020

Spotlight on Winifred Goldring

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February 04, 2020

Funky Fluorescent Find

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January 29, 2020

Fluorescent Cephalopod

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January 28, 2020

Chasing Fossils and Pseudomorphs in NJ

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January 27, 2020

When in Doubt, Keep it!

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January 22, 2020

Discovering My First Fossil Site

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January 09, 2020

Petrified Wood: Color Says a lot!

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December 14, 2019

Giant Horsetail Plant "bark"

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December 02, 2019

Root Cast

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November 30, 2019

Shocking White Ferns of Centralia

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November 26, 2019

Comparison of Fossil Corals

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I Gotta Rock: I was born a naturalist. As a kid, I was into everything that came from the earth and sea. The space under my bed was stuffed with interesting rocks, seashells, feathers, and, yes, fossils. There were no fossils to be seen at home atop a formation of metamorphic rock, however. They were oddities to be found out there somewhere discovered in gravel parking lots on our family’s infrequent travels. Now with the web at my fingertips, I’ve finally managed to find the origins of those fossils in the roadway. I started with a local site I’d heard about, where found a fossil oyster, Pycnodonte mutabilis. I was hooked. Since then, our family has gone rockhounding and fossil hunting across the USA, amassing more shelves and boxes of treasures than my husband would care to think about. Now we share our finds in an annual display at our local library, donate fossils shells to the Delaware Museum of Natural History’s world-class mollusk collection, volunteer in their Collections and Research Dept., and create educational programs for our community. We’ve met a lot of people along the way that wanted to know more about our activities, so this page is for you.

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