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The beauty of a Raven’s feathers🐦‍⬛🖤

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Diane Hoeptner (American, b. 1965, OH, USA, based Kirtland, OH, USA)Female Artists - Cat in the Garden, 2020, Paintings: Oil on Panel, Private Collection

I have to thank a team of friends and colleagues who help behind the scenes with research, creation of size charts and conversation partners when it comes to deciding on the compositions of these pieces. Their help has been invaluable!

Can we get around the 30 image limit by reposting with a new image to the thread each week? We shall see. Mazon Creek now, Toolebuc formation this Saturday.

Adding Toolebuc formation

Adding the Cleveland Shale of the Ohio formation.

Adding the Consthum quarry

Adding the Ermaying formation

Adding the Bahariya formation!

Btw. this was the last formation piece of the year, I would love to know what has been your favorite so far!

First formation stream of the year!

Adding the Gigantopithecus fauna of Pleistocene China!

Adding the Hell Creek formation from the latest Cretaceous of North America! Our 1 year anniversary for this series!

Adding the Rio do Rasto formation from the middle Permian of Brazil!

Adding the Corral Bluffs from the early Paleocene of the Denver formation.

Adding the Fossil Butte member of the Eocene Green River formation.

Adding the Soom Shale, member of the Cederberg Formation in South Africa. A late Ordovician world of oddities.

Adding the Miocene St. Bathans fauna from New Zealand! A spark of life after this fauna island nearly drowned in the Oligocene!

Adding the Candeleros formation from the Cretaceous (Cenomanian) of Argentina. Home of Giganotosaurus and many sauropods.

Adding the Rhynie Chert locality from the Devonian of Scotland. A geothermal wetland preserving early landplants and animals.

Adding the Ischigualasto formation from the Upper Triassic of Argentina, known for some of the oldest dinosaurs.

Adding Emu Bay Shale, from the Cambrian of Australia. No. 50 in this series!

Adding Sirius Passet, another Cambrian lagerstätte from Greenland. Tons of weird critters from here, among them the more than 50 cm long Pambdelurion.

Adding Bear Gulch, an incredibly diverse locality from the Carboniferous of Montana! So many fish, so little time.

Adding the Niobrara Formation of the late Cretaceous. The second Western Interior Seaway piece of the series.

Adding the Maevarano formation from Late Ctretaceous Madagascar. A wonderland of small and large oddities.

Adding the Pleistocene of Flores, a kingdom of tiny humans, tiny elephants and a whole bunch of giant rats, storks and lizards.

Adding the Las Hoyas locality, an early Cretaceous wetland full of all sort of beautiful little critters... and Concevenator.

Adding the Dinosaur Park Formation of the Late Cretaceous of Canada. A classic when it comes to tyrannosaurs, ceratopsians and hadrosaurs.

Adding the Tiki formation from the Triassic of India, a paradise for phytosaurs.

Adding the Holocene of New Zealand, a bird world that we just missed, largely because of ourselves.

Adding the Cerro del Pueblo formation from the Cretaceous of Mexico, a place for strange hadrosaurs and even stranger ornithomimosaur.

Adding the Gogo Formation from the Devonian of Australia! A classic, very productive formation full of placoderms.

Adding the Hornerstown formation of the latest Cretaceous and early Plaeocene of New Jersey! A witness to the K-Pg event.

Adding the Hammerschmiede clay pit, this is what peak Miocene looks like in Europe ;)

YOU CAN'T STOP ME! Adding the Gargano island fauna, a Miocene/Pliocene world of insular oddballs.

Adding the Ocher sub-assemblage zone from the Middle Permian of Russia! Estemmenosuchus, Estemmenosuchus everywhere!

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