We had now reached another spot that appeared on the satellite map as a promising habitat candidate for Tiny Tim.
Fossils!
Veined!
Concerned but a smiling rock. LOL
The rock looked like bone at first glance!
More artifacts, a bullet casing from WWII or later.
An end shot. 😉 So I was hoping this would lead to ID, but it didn’t.
David said this was a blank bullet casing.
On the satellite imagery this part of park had looked promising for Tiny Tim.
We found Stemless Primrose (Oenothera triloba)!
So in this area were holes filled with rocks. We speculated explosions.
This was a hole had that had three companion holes nearby. No guesses from us on what the holes had held long ago.
No Tiny Tim yet.
Snake Discovered That Actually Does Cartwheels, And We Have Pics to Prove It
Keep looking!
The more you know, the more you see and the more you see, the more you know
Love the fossils and especially the cartwheeling snake. I wouldnt have believed it of someone had told me.
The idea of a stemless plant is still funny to me
Very cool snake action – so fast!