This historical piece of amber has finally been obtained from the mine owner in Hukawng valley in a government transaction, micro-CT scans will be available soon or can be requested, the renderings reveal a nest of arboreal volants with wing claws and elongate digit IVs. Visually protofeathers full forms and an impeccable skull can clearly be seen upon observation. (weight approximately 284 grammes)

Black and White versionunless stated all images on this website are RAW and unedited. Here we also provide a black and white render to inspire amber inclusion lovers to experiment with such techniques in the quest to make full and accurately documented observations, such techniques often help us build the necessary inclusion understanding to be able to proceed with further imaging.

Here is another image, although interesting it shows why ct scanning is so valuable at helping us identify inclusions for photography

micro CT has been completed in this piece and spin arounds and static X-RAYS shown side by side with macro images will be uploaded soon. CT scan results greatly assist the preparation of further imaging which will enable us to bring you better more informative visuals

Here is a full hi resolution macro which you can download to your computer then zoom in on various areas of interest

• To view photos of a small volant CLICK HERE
• To view micro-CT data on a small volant CLICK HERE
• To view photos of "scaly" volant CLICK HERE
• To view micro-CT data on scaly volant CLICK HERE
• Nano-microscopy is in progress and can be requested.


• Click here if you would like to see Hi Res images of the anurognathid wing claw


• Click here if you would like a free download of reconstructed 3d stack of TIFF files for you to render yourself


• Click here if you would like to see hires images the done flying anurognathid pterosaur rendered on Dragonfly software by Object Research Systems


• Click here if you would like to see hires multi source videos of the anurognathus pterosaur rendered on Dragonfly software by Object Research Systems


• Click here if you would like to see full images of an anurognathid with a cricket on its neck chasing a dragonfly in Cretaceous amber


• Click here if you would like to see Head images of an anurognathid that show its lizard like skin.


• Click here if you would like to see images of other insects and spiders found with the anurognathid in the Cretaceous amber


• Click here if you would like to see images of the dragonfly found with the anurognathid in the Cretaceous amber


• poorly preserved birds in amber
• another pancake bird amber
• pancake bird reverse side