If you see this QRP with your animal painting.

Not really a painting, but here's my most recent #dinosaur, something very much like Prenoceratops and based on photos of the mount of that animal. #IdahoPaleo

Here is a large #dinosaur limb bone for #FossilFriday! This #Idaho #fossil is from a big meat-eating dinosaur that lived in the #Cretaceous Period. There are tantalizing pieces that are helping some of us (@ljkrum.bsky.social @slvrhwk.bsky.social & other) piece this #IdahoPaleo story together.

The mounted skeletal cast of the dinosaur Tyrannosaurs rex. The skeleton is about 25 feet long, making it maybe 1/2 grown. The bones are brown and the wall behind it is white. The skeleton is facing to the right, with the head closer to the camera than the tail. The mouth is slightly open, with large teeth exposed. Several interpretive signs are mounted on an aluminum railing separating the skeleton and its rubber mulch base from the rest of the exhibit hall.

For a belated #FossilFriday, here's a cast of #Tinker the #Tyrannosaurus on display at the Discovery Center of #Idaho in #Boise. I was out there for a meeting on Friday so I couldn't resist taking a pic. This is the only mounted #Trex skeleton in the state. #IdahoPaleo #dinosaur #fossil

Happy #FossilFriday everyone! This is a #3Dprint of a bone from the #Triassic Thaynes Formation of #Idaho. Originally described as a skull bone from an #ichthyosaur, it turns out not to be. Come talk to @garyonyx-mcgoy.bsky.social and me at @nhmu.bsky.social #DinoFest this weekend! #IdahoPaleo

Looking forward to seeing folks there this weekend! We're bringing #IdahoPaleo marine reptiles and research. Look for more posts tomorrow and during the event!

Happy #FossilFriday! This unassuming blob is actually the upper part of a leg bone called the femur of a #dinosaur from #Idaho! Ongoing fieldwork by @ljkrum.bsky.social and the IMNH reveals more fossils every year. This is one that LJ found in 2024 and probably belongs to #Oryctodromeus. #IdahoPaleo