This month BPS did several stops in Dallas
County. None of the
sites were prolific, but each site was easily accessible. At
our
first stop, a mosausaur bone had been discovered on the scouting trip,
so Steve and Greg spent most of their time excavating the bones on top
that were weathering. Three bones were collected, though it
appears
there is more in the bank. The bank was covered, and will be
checked on our next trip down. At stop #2, several members
found
shark teeth, not many, but more than I've sometimes collected in an
entire days collecting at other gully locations. Stop 3
produced
numerous exogira, and stop 4 was just a short stop at the end of the
day, to see if there were crabs in a new creek location. And
indeed there were.
Those toe touches will wear you out. . . But those shark teeth sure are
worth it!
Steve and Greg excavating the mosasaur bones.