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| The site ......... |
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| The exposure of the five yard limestone. |
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| Fossils falling out of the rock/soil exposure where the sheep rub. |
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| Fossils; crinoids, shells, corals and bryozoa - and flint (bottom left-ish) |
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| Palmate newts |
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| Great-crested newt. |
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Sunday, 21 April 2019
Aughertree fossils
Following a previous visit to Aughertree fell Click here we returned today in slightly better weather! We found a total of 15 species ...and interestingly a definite flake of flint. Once again the five yard limestone yielded good, albeit small, specimens. We also recorded both great-crested, palmate newt and common toad.
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