Searching out rare PLIENSBACHIAN fossils at Robin Hood Bay, Yorkshire

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[@davidthomas6859]

Some really interesting finds Matt 👍

[@fossiliferous]

Cheers

[@JurassicFossils-jj1mf]

Some really nice ammonites found there well worth going out. Great video as usual

[@fossiliferous]

Thanks 👍

[@fossil-freak_tom]

I must have missed you by a few minutes if the video is from last Saturday. I set off from Boogle Hole towards Ravenscar at around 7.30. Now I know why there was so little to find 😂

[@fossiliferous]

We were north side

[@mosmarb]

Do like a Pleuro. Appreciate the strata map too, always interesting to see where your finds have come from! Our Androgs/Aegoceras down south are mostly coming from the Lataecosta subzone (the Green Ammonite Member), are they out of the Maculatum subzone for you up there?

[@fossiliferous]

I've found maculatum capricornus and oistoceras figalinum at RHB. The frequency of finds is pretty low though. I think lataecosta is present but somewhat rarer. Andy's blog has a good aegoceras section for yorkshire

[@mosmarb]

@@fossiliferous yep, I didn't think you had much of a lataecosta exposure up there. The different specimens you get at different locations is all part of the fun! Though I probably have enough Promicroceras to last a lifetime now...

[@davidsinger6662]

Hi for I beginner if going to robin hoods bay is it better to head north or south on the beach :)

[@fossiliferous]

North but still difficult

[@davidsinger6662]

Ty im still new to fossil hunting and live near leeds so dont get out as much as id like but trying to learn alot from guy like you/liam/colin :)

[@fossiliferous]

@@davidsinger6662 just have to keep your eyes peeled on that section

[@ryanprior3710]

Hi