I spotted this slug a few weeks back. I found it really interesting due to the pattern. I've never seen the likes before.
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ReplyDeleteHaha maybe! :-D
DeleteActually, that slug's shape is unusual.
ReplyDeleteIt is a bit too! Thanks Giorgio :-D
DeleteA spotted and stripped slug is pretty cool!
ReplyDeleteI know, I thought so too Terry. Thanks :-D
DeleteNever seen a slug that decorated.
ReplyDeleteI know me neither! :-D
DeleteLeopard Slug (Limax maximus).
ReplyDeleteIt sure is! First time seeing one like it though! Thanks David :-D
DeleteAdorei esta estampa da lesma, fashion! Beijos!
ReplyDeleteGlad you like it Ane :-D
DeleteBastante alargada. Se desplaza muy bien por el terreno. Buen hallazgo.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo.
They all move so well, they are great to watch. Thanks :-D
DeleteReally pretty and they usually aren't...
ReplyDeleteGreat shot
I think they have a certain appeal! Thanks Fernando :-D
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ReplyDeleteI see it for the first time
I hope you like it, thanks :-D
DeletePretty.
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DeleteUy que grande. Te mando un beso.
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DeleteI am afraid of slugs! I've not seen them in my country.
ReplyDeleteWhy are you afraid of them Irina? I think they live in Russia too :-D
DeleteWhere I grew up (California), we didn't have slugs. The first time I saw one I couldn't believe it. Now we live in the Northwest where the things are common enough. I'm still not ready to call one beautiful in any way, but you captured the look of him very well!
ReplyDeleteThanks. Slugs are very, very common over here Bill :-D
DeleteBeen ages since I've seen a Slug in person
ReplyDeleteThey are all over the place here. Thanks Adam :-D
DeleteA different beautiful slug!!
ReplyDeleteSomething a bit different isn't it! Thanks :-D
DeleteWow, this is amazing! What a great photo!
ReplyDeleteThanks Shannon :-D
DeleteInteresting, I've not seen one with two patterns.
ReplyDeleteI know, they normally have one pattern! Thanks :-D
DeleteSo interesting, but also so destructive to my garden. If we go out late at night we can see them by the light of a flashlight. They come out from beneath foundation and eat all the pretty foliage.
ReplyDeleteThey do, if you are a gardener, they ain't your friend! But they do play a role in our world that is important.
DeleteI don't think I've seen one with a pattern like this ... well spotted.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
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Yes it was a bit different because it has the 2 patterns! Thanks Jan :-D
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