Unexpected Echinoids

[Pool Man]

I find myself always looking at the stuff i'm walking on(I'm sure most here can relate). I was recently walking back to my work truck at a Charlotte county park when I noticed this guy. The manager of the site said the crushed rock came from a local quarry (put didn't know where).I beleieve tamiami limestone is mined localy.

And then yesterday I was looking at big chunks of limestone that were lining the parking lot at a park in Sarasota county and found this beauty There was no test visable, but it poped right out of the rock. The rock was a sandy orangeish limestone with lots of shell molds,and is proabably localy obtained.

Any ideas on an ID?

Thanks for looking!

Dan

[Oh-Man]

Sorry Dan, not sure about an ID, but I've started to do the same thing.

I find fossil wood cobbles mixed in with landscaping rocks quite frequently these days. And a friend of mine recently found a heart urchin in the limestone gravel that a local road crew used on his street.

[mommabetts]

I have found several echs and other things in the gravel of my driveway going back and forth to the mailbox.

[Nicholas]

Cool finds, my driveway gives way to pieces of jasper on occasion. No fossils

[MB]

I don't know , but why not a fragment of encope and echinolampas?