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A New species of insect from the Pennsylvanian of Alabama was just described last week. The specimen was originally found by Don Blakely, a volunteer at the Cahaba Living River Retreat, who found the wing in a rock being used to mark a trail. He donated the specimen to the Alabama Museum of Natural History, and researchers named the new species in his honor!
I am interested in doing some hunting in the Pottsville formation in northeast Alabama. While I have found information about the formation itself I have not found any good location information. Any help would be appreciated.
We live in northwest Georgia so I think it may be fairly close to us. Thanks!
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