Ancient Marsh Fly Fossil from Green River Eocene Ammonite They were distant relatives of

They were distant relatives of modern horses

minimalist aesthetic with a touch of quiet luxury

made to wear for years

and assertive

Its connection to the ocean evokes feelings of peace

Ancient Marsh Fly Fossil from Green River Eocene Ammonite They were distant relatives ofThis authentic Marsh Fly (Plecia pealei) lived approximately 51 million years ago, when the lakes and forests of the Eocene Epoch teemed with life. Although incredibly delicate, it escaped decay through a remarkable series of natural events, allowing it to survive as a fossil and carry its story across millions of years. Specimen Details Species: Plecia pealei (Marsh Fly) Age: Eocene (~51 million years old) Formation: Green River Formation Location: