Fossil Friday: Macelognathus

October 22, 2021October 21, 2021 | Patricia Bujard

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Fossil Friday: Ornitholestes

October 15, 2021October 14, 2021 | Patricia Bujard

Guilty Macelognathus flees the crime scene at the sight of a witness! Ornitholestes just wants an easy snack, and this raided turtle nest looks perfect.

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Fossil Friday: Mymoorapelta

July 9, 2021July 2, 2021 | Patricia Bujard

Minna the Mymoorapelta enjoys a casual stroll through the tree ferns. She likes how the dappled sunlight shines through the fronds.

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Fossil Friday: Rhadinosteus, Enneabatrachus, and Unidentified Frog.

June 11, 2021June 9, 2021 | Patricia Bujard

Little Enneabatrachus seems amused on her ginkgo branch. Rhadinosteus puffs up in a huff, offended that an unnamed frog is so obliviously close to his burrow.

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Fossil Friday: Camarasaurus

April 9, 2021April 8, 2021 | Patricia Bujard

This Apatosaurus is Louise. She's a good friend of Ajax.

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Critter of the Month: Camarasaurus

February 1, 2021January 31, 2021 | Patricia Bujard

Meet Bella. She’s big, she’s loud, and she’s really happy to see you! She’s happy to see anyone really, except Alfred, but can you blame her? There’s about a-bazillion years of conflict going on there…

Bella the Camarasaurus sings a beautiful rumbling tenor as she strolls through the brush. Can you feel that shaking in your bones?

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Fossil Friday: Morrolepis, Leptolepis, and Hulettia

November 27, 2020November 26, 2020 | Patricia Bujard

Hulettia hide in the fronds of a drifting conifer branch. Leptolepis and Morrelepis search the plant for insects and algae. — Morrolepis peers through murky water to see if anything tasty might be on the floating plant, which makes the hiding Hulettia nervous. Leptolepis leaves for a quieter part of the lake.

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Fossil Friday: Torvosaurus

November 20, 2020November 11, 2020 | Patricia Bujard

A thirsty Torvosaurus. — Torvosaurus enjoys a morning gulp of water, but what is he looking at across the river?

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Fossil Friday: Iridotriton

November 13, 2020November 7, 2020 | Patricia Bujard

Iridotrition prepares to make a run for it as a larger, grumpier salamander approaches. — A large, grumpy salamander warns the little twerp to bug off his lawn. Little Iridotriton apologizes profusely and hurries on its way.

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Fossil Friday: Macelognathus

Fossil Friday: Ornitholestes

Fossil Friday: Mymoorapelta

Fossil Friday: Rhadinosteus, Enneabatrachus, and Unidentified Frog.

Fossil Friday: Camarasaurus

Critter of the Month: Camarasaurus

Meet Bella. She’s big, she’s loud, and she’s really happy to see you! She’s happy to see anyone really, except Alfred, but can you blame her? There’s about a-bazillion years of conflict going on there…

Fossil Friday: Morrolepis, Leptolepis, and Hulettia

Fossil Friday: Torvosaurus

Fossil Friday: Iridotriton

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