Full reports on our excellent June AGM in Tumbler Ridge will be found in the upcoming BC Birding newsmagazine. We not only enjoyed fabulous birding, but saw first hand the evidence for the dinosaur origins of birds – Tumbler Ridge being BC’s premier location for dinosaur bones and trackways.
While we birders were outdoors looking up, others were clearly looking down with other targets in mind, and made an historic discovery. The day after our departure, BC’s first ever dinosaur skull was lifted from its discovery location on a local creek, and transported to the Tumbler Ridge Peace Region Palaeontology Research Centre. Read more here about BC’s first dinosaur skull.
Dr. Rick Lambert with his discovery.
Close-up view of part of the tyrannosaurid skull (like an Albertosaurus), – probably around 75 million years old. Note the long curving teeth.
Close-up of tooth
Tyrannosaurid skull outline
Congratulations to our Tumbler Ridge hosts on this significant and exciting find.
British Columbia Field Ornithologists 
Wow congrats to Dr. Lambert what an incredible find.
Fabulous! Congratulations to Dr.Lambert and the great people at the Research Centre. It was wonderful to visit your community. Oh, and the birding was pretty darn good as well.