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This morning, I enjoyed my weekend walk at one of my favorite hunting spots, accessible only during low river levels in autumn. The narrow space between the cliff and the river offers a unique experience, as each autumn the river cleanup every thing and brings fresh new fossils already prepared by the water.

 

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The formation dates back to the Late Ordovician period, and I often uncover very nice fossils. Last week, I found some colorful ossicles, and I was hopeful for more today—and I was not disappointed!

 

 

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I also found some bryozoans and Sowerbyella. Initially, they didn’t seem remarkable, but after cleaning them and capturing close-up photos underwater and in sunlight, their vibrant colors and luster truly emerged.

 

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Edited by Denis Arcand
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One fossil a day will keep you happy all day:rolleyes:

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