Amazing haul from Lake Erie! Beach Glass and Fossils, Woodlawn Beach State park Buffalo NY 5/22/21
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- čas přidán 2. 07. 2021
- new location for me , randomly found on google maps. wow! this place did not disappoint! 400 million year old fossils and huge haul of really nice beach glass. hope you enjoy the video!
Wow..what treasures 🌟
Very cool! Great finds. We live down outside of Erie and love our lake! Those fossils look amazing.
I will be traveling to the Buffalo area to see family this weekend. What an amazing haul! New subscriber here
This is the go to spot for my wife and I.
I was pleasantly surprised, and have been back since with similar results, fun time!
The stone at 4:47 looks like a Petrosky Stone, a fossilized coral. It is the state fossil of Michigan. Quite common on beaches there. They polish up nicely in a rocktumbler.
Very cool thanks!
I found some of those rounds ones there at Woodlawn Beach and researched them. They are not Pelosky Stone, but are another kind of extinct coral. Pelosky Stones are typically found in Michigan abd the sections are more pentagon or hexagon shaped. These are round grooves. The one that looks like a tooth is also an extinct type coral of coral and found a couple dozen of both in only two trips there with only a few hours a day spent beachcombing, so that was encouraging. Altogether, I've found four types of ancient, extinct corals there, which was fun. I was primarily looking for sea glass, which was also successful, but I didn't find as many big ones as you! I also found about a dozen "Lucky Stones", a little disk-shaped fish bone with the clicking texture of a shiny tooth, with the appearance if the letter L naturally grooved out on it. It's actually more the shape of a "Cat's Eye" operculum found in Florida. A hand full of them in your hand clicks like shifting, sliced-off, smooth, round marble ends. They are very white, like a tooth. I enjoyed this video! I love this beach!! I have to travel about 6 hrs to get there, though.