It's the first Sunday in April. (I was unaware of this "special day" until a friend on Facebook told me). For future reference, it is the first Sunday of April. (Perhaps as a celebration of Geologists being freed from the grips of Winter and being "allowed" to play outdoors.)
As the afternoon progresses, I will post a few of my favorite photos. [Outdoor tasks with weed-pulling and working on a rock garden on this nice day precluded completion of this post on Sunday.]
Figure 1 is probably my favorite fossil, collected probably in early 1973, from the Medusa Quarry, east of Perry, Georgia. The host rock is the Late Eocene Tivola Limestone, a rough equivalent of the Ocala Limestone in Florida.
Figure 1.
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