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2nd Otodus from this site
Prince George County, Virginia, USA |
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Hit the beach in Prince George County yesterday. Did not find too much until the end of the trip when i got a 1 and 15/16 Otodus. A little tip damage but pretty nice. The productive part of the beach is only about 100 yards long, and the variety of fossils you can find in that 100 yards is amazing; seal fossils, 5 inch honker megs, rics, O. obliquus, and pleistocene land mammals. It has it all. Also found yesterday were a nice mako, some good san... |
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Two days, three trips, two sites, same river
Prince George County, Virginia, USA |
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This post is from trips last friday and saturday. On friday morning i combined a meeting for work with a visit to my spot on the james river. Conditions were pretty bad; a steady light rain and temperature of 33 degrees, typical feb. day in virginia and I was loving it. Did not find much except the large ray dermal scute and a decent sea snake vert. The ray scute is my biggest to date, 2 inch X 1.75 and .75 thick where it rises to a point in the m... |
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Teeth from yesterday and today
Prince George County, Virginia, USA |
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These are the keepers from the last two days. Finally ended the meg drought with a 2.75 incher. Check out that Striatoloma macrota. It is the biggest I've ever seen or even heard of. Truly gigantic at 2 and 10 sixteenths inches. ... |
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Dang it, here's the photos!
Prince George County, Virginia, USA |
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I need more practice at this. Too long between posts. My luck's gonna change soon!... |
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Been skunked lately
Prince George County, Virginia, USA |
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I'm still getting out but not finding squat. Last decent find was the P. benedini from lee creek, and that was in november. I've been to my favorite beach in Prince George county several times, purse state park on the potomac, and a couple other spots....nothing! The attached squalodon photo is a find from a couple years ago. I wanted to include at least one interesting photo. That tooth is massive, too bad one of the r... |
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First Otodus, with pics hopefully
Prince George County, Virginia, USA |
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Update from my 10/22 trip report. Both teeth are a shade over two inches. The cusps on the jet black ric are awesome. I can't think of anything the other teeth could be but otodus, It's in great shape, has sharp cusps, and cutting edges like a mako. Opinions on my ID most welcome!... |
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My first otodus (?)
Prince George County, Virginia, USA |
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Went with my kayak to the shore of river in Prince George County. Didnot find much of anything, since we haven't had any rain to recharge the beach in so long. I did find what i have to say is otodus obliquus, it is 2 inches long with large double cusps, looks just like a ric but has nice sharp cutting edge like a mako instead of serrations. Pictured next to a killer 2inch ric a found on the previous trip. check out those cups. if anyone has other ideas on... |
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7/14/07-Not too much, but nice day
Prince George County, Virginia, USA |
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This morning i went to one of my favorite (and closest to my home) river site, it was hot but i had the shoreline to myself save for a couple of bald eagles. I picked up a lot of small teeth. The fossil highlights were a very nice shark vert, half of a meg that would have been 5.5 inches, and a really nice whale ear bone. The ear bone is in the nicest condition of any i have found so far.... |
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