The second batch from the gravel bed finds today.
Now with both Halysite chain corals in contrast.

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The second batch from the gravel bed finds today.
Now with both Halysite chain corals in contrast.

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Chain corals wet vs dry in colors.
Chain corals of hyliasite found by me.
Correction are still allowed to told, ready for accurate fossil id of genus, rock etc additions.
The contrast from wet to dry is an added bonus to view some fossils, like any coral sponge or echinoids in their appearance of their mineral struckture. Silicate likes to be shiny wet. ✨
In the summer months, i have casually an bottle of water by my side, to wet the rocks or searching after rain, now on the colder weather cleaning the rocks will be after the trip mostly.
Have the small piece of the Halysite given an short bath. Again the chain coral with ,?with an tiny honeycomb coral.
To better show off some of the tiny pattern of the namesake band of the chain like chambers mineralized of this stone .
Continuation of the Halysite Chain coral finds.
So after some time, an other light under lamp, more focused on the tiny chained strucktures of their chambers.
It seems both are halysite chain corals of different original places, one found in an gravel bed, the tiny, moved location unknown possible from the baltic sea region.
The other pebble size found on an gravel stone path back than with the gray complete brachiopode. Has now under better light the tiny chain link struckture, not entire an quarz rock like suggesting before.
Now better to view the chambers of the mineralization of the past corals with the rocks. Not an common local fossil finds here.
It still looks like an small brown glazed sugar cookie, starting to the advent December times.
What goggle always suggesting via lens search.