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The "thunderegg" name was given to the spherical lithophysae nodules by
American Natives with a belief that they were leftovers from the thunderous
war between the mythological Gods. The name "thunderegg" is becoming widely
used to describe the nodules containing the geometrically cavities between
the rhyolitic shells, and they are found almost exclusively in the rhyolitic
lava flows including those that have been completely decomposed into clay
beds.
My entire collection is built mostly on the
luck of cutting rough that I was able to obtain.
Others are obtained from old collectors, trades,
gifts, and rarely agate dealers.
Last updated: June 2010 (Look for June 2010)
What
is "Thunderegg" and how did they form?
Baker Eggs, JA's Favorite
Agate/thunderegg of any kind:
Note that "Baker Ranch" is an old
name given to the large area that happened to include several thunderegg
sites producing different types of thundereggs. The offically named "Baker
Egg Load" (NOT "Baker Ranch") Mine was opened by Lindburgs and then mined
by Paul "GeodeKid" Calburn.
-- Specimens
Collected by JeffreyA.during 1st Visit to the Mine March 2004(Not
updated)
-- Specimens
Collected by JeffreyA.during March 2005 Mining Expedition (one day)(Not
updated)
-- Specimens
Collected by JeffreyA. during April 2006 Mining Expedition (Best Ever)(Not
updated)
-- Specimens
Collected by JeffreyA. during March 2007 Mining Expedition(Not updated)
-- Specimens
Collected by JeffreyA. during March 2008 Mining Expedition(Not updated)
-- Specimens
Collected by JeffreyA. during March 2009 Mining Expedition
-- Specimens
Collected by JeffreyA. during March 2010 Mining Expedition(New
as of June 2010)
-- Specimens
Bought/Traded from Paul "GeodeKid Calburn,(Not
updated
Thundereggs of California:
-- Wiley Well: Black
Agate Thundereggs from Black Agate Mine
-- Wiley Well: Black
Hillls Thundereggs(New as of June 2010)
-- Wiley Well: Cinnamon
Beds Thundereggs(New as of June 2010)
-- Wiley Well: Hauser
Beds Thundereggs(New as of June 2010)
-- Wiley Well: Hidden
Saddle Beds Thundereggs(New as of June 2010)
-- Wiley Well: Potato
Patch Beds Thundereggs(New as of June 2010)
-- Wiley Well: Straw
Beds Thundereggs(New as of June 2010)
Thundereggs of New Mexico:
-- Bear
Mountain Thundereggs from Silver City, New Mexico
-- Dead
Tree Thundereggs & other Eggs from Little Florida Mtn.,(discovered
by JeffreyA.)
-- JA's
Little Wash Thundereggs from Hermanas, New Mexico(discovered
by JeffreyA.)
-- "Lindburg"
Thundereggs from Hermanas, New Mexico(Feb. 2010)
-- Neveragain
Thundereggs from, Little Florida Mtn., New Mexico
-- Orange
Star Prospect Site from Hermanas, New Mexico(discovered
by JeffreyA., Feb. 2010)
-- "Orange
Core" Agate Cores from Hermanas, New Mexico
---- Random
Agate Cores around Hermanas, New Mexico
-- "Blue
Star" Thundereggs from Hermanas, New Mexico
----- "Blue
Star" Thundereggs found by JeffreyA.(Feb. 2010)
-- Radium
Springs Thundereggs from Radium Springs, NM
-- Rockhound
Park Thundereggs from Little Florida Mtn., New Mexico(Updated,
June. 2010)
-- Pastel
Thundereggs from Bulter Ranch, Hermanas, New Mexico(Updated, June.
2010)
-- Sky
Blue Thundereggs from Little Florida Mtn., New Mexico
-- Sugar
Bowl Thundereggs from Little Florida Mtn., New Mexico
-- Sugar
Bowl Thundereggs Found/Dug by Jeffrey A
-- Tavenier
Thundereggs from Hermanas, New Mexico(Updated,
June. 2010)
-- Torpedo
Bed Agates from Hermanas, New Mexico
Thundereggs of Oregon:
-- Oregon: Buchanan
Thundereggs from Oregon
-- Oregon: Fallen
Tree at WildCat Mountains
-- Oregon: Fred
Bed at WildCat Mountains
-- Oregon: Friend
Ranch Thundereggs from Ashwood, Oregon
-- Oregon: Killer
green at WildCat Mountains
-- Oregon: Lucky
Strike & Valley View Thundereggs from Ochoco Mtns.(Updated,
June. 2010)
-- Oregon: McDermitt
along Oregon/Nevada Border (Updated, June. 2010)
-- Oregon: Mill
Creek/Steins Pillar at WildCat MountainsNEW,
Feb. 2010)
-- Oregon: Queens
Point Bed at WildCat Mountains
-- Oregon: Radford
Mine, Ochoco Mountains, Oregon
-- Oregon: Richardson
Ranch: Red Beds from Madras
-- Oregon: Richardson
Ranch: Blue Beds (Old Priday Beds) from Madras
-- Oregon: Richardson
ranch: Moss & Plume Beds from Madras
-- Oregon: Secret
Ridge (Harvey Rim) Thundereggs, near Oregon
-- Oregon: Star
Mountain Sagenite Thundereggs from Currey Co.
-- Oregon: Succor
Creek Thundereggs, near Oregon/Idaho Border
-- Oregon: White
Springs Fir at WildCat Mountain
-- Oregon: Other
Thundereggs of Oregon
Thundereggs of Other Western
States:
-- Arizona: Thundereggs
from (Deer Creek(???)(Not updated) needs
more information on this.
-- Idaho: Bruneau
Jasper Thundereggs( Feb. 2010)
-- Nevada: Black
Desert Thundereggs (Updated as of June 2010)
-- Nevada: Contact
Thundereggs
-- Utah: Dugway
"Geodes" from Utah(Feb. 2010)
Thundereggs of Europe &
Asia:
-- France: Thundereggs
of France
-- Germany: Spießberg,
Thuringia, Germany
-- Germany: Et.
Egidien & Hohenstein, Saxony, Germany(Feb.
2010)
-- Germany: Teufelskanzel
(Devil's Puplit(?), Oberthal, Germany
-- Indesonia: Mushroom
Thundereggs(New as of June 2010)
-- Japan: Japanese
Agates & Thundereggs
-- Kazakhstan: Thundereggs
of Kazakhstan
-- Poland: Thundereggs
of Poland
-- Slovakia Republic: Thundereggs
of Slovakia Republic
-- Turkey: Thundereggs
of Turkey (Feb. 2010)
Thundereggs of Mexico:
-- Ascension
Thundereggs
-- Coyamo
Thundereggs
-- Janos
("Rainbow") Agates (Feb. 2010)
-- Las
Choyas & Other Mexican "Coconuts"(Feb. 2010)
-- Mariposa
(Butterfly) Jasper Thundereggs
-- Red
Hot Agates
-- SnowBall
Agates
-- Trancas
"Geodes"
-- Other
Thundereggs of Mexico
Thundereggs from Other Locations:
-- Thundereggs
of Argentina
-- Thundereggs
of Australia
-- Thundereggs
of Mont Lyall, Quebec, Canada
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