@valdosaurus@ThePalAss Kool find! Here is a turtle I found two weeks ago on the Isle of Sheppey, in the London clay (which is Ypresian). Sadly the skull is still missing 😢
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@odd_gamer It sure is... When George goes to bed each night I say 'goodnight little man' and have taught him to reply 'Goodnight old man' now he does it without any prompts and it makes me chuckle every time 😁
@AllertonJj @NHM_FossilFish@NHM_London It certainly does! My best find so far has been a juvenile turtle which was an absolute thrill when I found it 😁 thank you best of luck in your fossil adventures!
@CofCNatHistory They certainly do, and sometimes they are very hard to remove as well. Unfortunately the majority of fossils on Sheppey are found this way and often need quite a bit of work to make them presentable.
@CofCNatHistory We also find vertebra from Otodus obliquus on the Isle of Sheppey (UK) small ones turn up quite regularly but the big ones are few and far between here.
An odd piece in my collection from the #Eocene#Londonclay of the #IsleofSheppey looks to be an ankle bone but not sure what from? Is it turtle or possibly #gastornis? Any help greatfully received!