This month the group went to a shallow river in Covington Co, AL we haven't visited for a long time. Our memory of this site is that the pickings were better in years past. It took a while to find fossils. We don't dig, as the landowner has requested "no digging", but most of our honey holes were empty, possibly from the recent rainy seasons or over-collecting by commercial collectors. Whatever the reason, everyone left with a small handful of shark teeth, and we had a great day visiting and keeping cool in the river. Jan and Lea decided to arrive at the site via kayak, making for an interesting upriver paddle.
Handful of shark and ray teeth.
Shark teeth.
Shark tooth with part of bone still attached.
A tiny flounder kept getting caught in Carolyn's screen.
Shark tooth with part of bone still attached.
The group who met at the parking lot, but 6 more showed up.
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