Long Lost Critters.................

[Carol P.]

Although this could probably fit under the General Nature section....

Before Falcon Watching, I volunteered for quite a few years, working at this site.  Long days, but lots of fun.  You never knew what would be dug out of the swamp land next.  I actually got to hold a Mastodon tusk!  Very cool!  

http://artvoice.com/issues/v9n23/digging_for_matodons#SlideFrame_0

[Bobbie Ireland]

Although this could probably fit under the General Nature section....

Before Falcon Watching, I volunteered for quite a few years, working at this site.  Long days, but lots of fun.  You never knew what would be dug out of the swamp land next.  I actually got to hold a Mastodon tusk!  Very cool!  

http://artvoice.com/issues/v9n23/digging_for_matodons#SlideFrame_0

The things you Watchers do! VERY cool indeed!   

[Kris G.]

When Carol found out that we lived in Byron (only 3 miles from the dig site), she had shared with me about her volunteering there. It's comprised of 52 acres of which only about 1/4 of the area has been explored so far and it's one of the largest ongoing digs in the world. Here's some pics:

http://www.byronny.com/hiscock_photos.asp

[MAK]

     Had to take a second glance at the site name!