Waterbird eggshells Mioquerquedula

Rarity: Three stones with fossil eggshells of early water birds

Acquire a truly extraordinary piece of natural history! These authentic eggshell fragments originate from the famous sites of the Limagne Basin and offer a rare glimpse into the avian world of the Tertiary period.

Scientific Details:

• Species: Prehistoric water birds – early relatives of ducks (Mioquerquedula).
• Age: Miocene to Upper Oligocene (approx. 23 - 28 million years).
• Location: Clermont-Ferrand region, Auvergne, France.
• Formation: Embedded in a natural, sandy matrix (former river sediments).

A Highlight for Specialists:
Due to their extreme fragility, fossil bird eggs are far rarer than reptile or dinosaur eggs. Since many of the classic sites are no longer accessible today, these pieces are a valuable addition to any sophisticated fossil collection.

Get three pieces for a bargain price and bring these fragile witnesses of prehistoric times into your home!

Honest fossils without any manipiulations!