Coral? Beautiful!

[firehorse12]

Found while visiting my aunt in North Dallas. This is one of the two.

 

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[firehorse12]

Found while visiting my aunt in North Dallas. This is one of the two.

The last pic was of the 2nd rock sorry this one is correct of 1st rock bottom side ---

 

[lordpiney]

They look like weathered Septarian nodules to me. both pages. nice.

 

[vpnavy]

Wow - the first thing I thought was something off of Star Trek firehorse12!

 

[Harry Pristis]

They look like weathered Septarian nodules to me. both pages. nice.

I agree with 'lordpiney' . . . unusually weathered septarian nodules . . . definitely not corals.

 

[mamabear]

I had not heard of septarian nodules before, but here is a website with pics. Spheres, Eggs, bookends and other items from Septarian Nodules

 

[firehorse12]

I had not heard of septarian nodules before, but here is a website with pics. Spheres, Eggs, bookends and other items from Septarian Nodules

Thanks for looking and I enjoyed looking at the website!

 

[firehorse12]

Thanks for looking and I enjoyed looking at the website!

These pics look a lot like septarian nodules but the "coral type looking" specimens are somewhat different I think.

 

[firehorse12]

This one is different as well. I don't know - maybe so.

 

[nomad1]

They sure look like septarian nodules. The septa is too irregular in shape and size to be coral.