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Rick Elias

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Dragon Head (Do you see it?)

Hello everyone! I'm Rick,Since 2017, I've been exploring the wilderness in search of one-of-a-kind pareidolia treasures—naturally formed faces and animals hidden in wood, driftwood, and stone. Nothing is carved or altered; every piece is shaped by time and weather. I'm excited to connect with fellow treasure hunters, collectors, and nature lovers. Looking forward to sharing my discoveries and seeing what hidden treasures you've found!
 
Nice natural art! I see the dragon head but also a rabbit playing bagpipes.
 
I see a mummified squirrel laying on its back,head is on the upper left, long piece on the right is his tail,the other two are his hind legs. 😀
 
Wavy Davey
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What do you see? Another Pareidolia Treasure finds I found. Piece of Driftwood.
Size: 25 ⅜" × 6 ⅜"
Shaped by time, weather, and chance, this rare Pareidolia discovery emerged from the wilderness as a 100% one-of-a-kind nature made.
 
Fossilized turkey leg
 
Please post posts and threads ect in otherr forums, this is the introduction forum.

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Grumpy Gus
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Size: 8" × 5 ½"
Frame: 15 ⅝" × 15 ⅝"

What do you see?

Shaped by time, weather, and chance, this rare
Pareidolia discovery emerged from the Oregon
wilderness as a one-of-a-kind natural work of art.
 
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