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Nonmarine limestone from the Pennsylvanian of Ohio, USA.
This unusual rock has abundant angular clasts of limestone - such samples are known as intraclastic limestones. Fossils are also present. The original calcium carbonate sediments were deposited in an ancient lake environment - limestone horizons this high up in Ohio's stratigraphic column are not marine. There is published literature that concludes that Ohio's young limestones do include marine horizons, but this is based on a misidentification of microconchids as serpulids. This limestone is nonmarine.
Stratigraphy: float from the Benwood Limestone Member (or above?), Monongahela Group, Virgilian Series, upper Upper Pennsylvanian
Locality: loose piece from Narrows Run North Outcrop - roadcut on the western side of Route 7, immediately north of Narrows Run, north of Powhatan Point, southeastern Belmont County, eastern Ohio, USA (39° 54' 25.94" North latitude, 80° 48' 36.73" West longitude)
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Just a huge brown moth that landed on the wall on my front porch. It's known as the white-lined Sphinx moth, hummingbird moth or Hyles lineata if you're into the whole binary nomenclature thing. Thanks to WinterWalleye for the correct info!
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the titel of this shot is chosen by me and laura. It was so funny: she said "Hey I like this shot. It is angular - cool!" So I decided, that this should be the capture :)
It is another shot I did with my 35mm. It worked amazing here.
What do you think?
Enjoy this sunny sunday.
PS: I'll take off to Rome tomorrow. Would be great if you visited my blog, while I'm not there, so you don't have to miss me :)
www.lisakphotographie.blogspot.com
(--> there are more shots with the 35mm)
Greets, Lisa