BPS did a return trip to Butler County this month.  South Alabama had a lot of rain this year, and the creek looked very different from our previous trip; also, the water was much higher this time.  A number of nice teeth were

The rummage sale went very
well, and
generated a few hundred dollars for the BPS treasury. Several
weeks of preparation was hard work, but the actual day of the sale was
a lot of fun. Leisa was able to obtain a location on the main
drag through Gardendale, Alabama, so even without any advertising, and

We had so much fun at this site back in May, we wanted to do it again, and search for more mosasaur bones. And we were in luck!

BPS members visited 2 areas of new road development and a small quarry in Jefferson County this month, making 3 stops total. We had not visited these locations before, so were not sure how prolific the sites would be.

BPS visited a new Cretaceous location in Greene County. First was a very interesting drive and hike through a pasture of high grass.

BPS visited a new location in Butler County this month for our field trip.  The creek was shallow, making screening and hiking in the creek particularly easy.  A number of shark teeth were found, including Odontipus robusta

This month, BPS visited the "education center" of a local Jefferson County quarry, where school children are taught about quarry operations in a nice building with a great view of the quarry, and a small working model of the co

The BPS trip this month was to Pickens County, AL, where the group collected from the Selma Chalk formation at several new locations. A new member found her first ever shark tooth in the washes where we were collecting.