Dinosaur enthusiasts have hailed a T-rexillant day of fun and discovery at a beauty spot in Bordon.

There was a buzz among the paleontology community last Saturday (April 20) as The Beehive on Hogmoor Inclosure hosted a Dinosaur Discovery Day.

The event included a fossil exhibition with experts from the Dinosaur Isle Museum showcasing a variety of examples from their Isle of Wight base.

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Visitors could get their fossils identified at the event (Whitehill & Bordon Community Trust)

Collectors were also encouraged to bring their fossil finds along for identification at the event, organised by the Woolmer Forest Heritage Society in conjunction with the Whitehilll & Bordon Community Trust and Deadwater Valley Trust.

There was plenty of Jurassic Park life on show with a T-Rex roaming around Hogmoor to publicise the fun while children were encouraged to make their own ‘fossils’ from leaves and flowers.

Visitors were encouraged to complete a dinosaur quiz and Chris Perry compiled a heritage explorer booklet for children to colour in.