Finding FOSSILS at Calvert Cliffs State Park

[@nicoleostrowski.creator]

Very cool! You def got some teeth! Congrats!

[@indy5542]

great idea of what to expect. nice family. good dog. ☮️❤️🙏

[@Heavensoon7]

Gray hollow = crabs claw from that beach , one of Calvert Cliff’s signature finds . For crab legs you go to Purse Beach, but for the claws Calvert Cliffs and for vertebrae Aurora , NC and Manatee the Peace River in Florida with a guide due to gators and snakes ( and you or the guide must have a license to hunt fossils in Florida).

[@EricWoodyVariety59]

nice crab claw tip.

[@EricWoodyVariety59]

always have a box window screen and a troul or small shovel to take the shell hash and screen it thru the screen.

[@Ale-wq7wf]

Thank you, just went there last Tuesday.

[@EricWoodyVariety59]

Ray teeth, sharks teeth, crab claws good finds for first time fossil collectors.

[@pickinanddiggin9128]

Some look like croc teeth. Have y'all been to Purse SP? We always find tons of shark teeth there!

[@thenatureofus3240]

Yes we were thinking crocodile teeth too! We’ve never been to Purse SP. We’ll add it to the list! Thanks! 😃

[@Heavensoon7]

No bathrooms at Purse Beach or parking. You actually have to park at Nanjemoy hunting area.

[@Heavensoon7]

It’s a lot easier for your children to find fossils at purse beach state park than Calvert Cliffs

[@williamstrachey]

I think that's probably the tip of a mineralized (fossilized) crab claw.

[@lilimiller9643]

It looks like you have fossil fish tale bones!