This snail was very chatty when I went out to the garden one night a long time ago!
About Me
- Ananka
- I have been Blogging since 2011. I first started with 2 Blogs about nail polish, which I do from time to time. My main focus is on my more recent Blog which is about photography, mainly nature and wildlife. Welcome to my little world :-)
That photo is brilliant! Great job Ananka!
ReplyDeleteThanks Denise :-D
DeleteWhat a pretty shell he has.
ReplyDeleteHe really does Mary :-D
DeleteThe snail was looking for a lettuce leaf :-) 🐌 lovely photo, Ananka.
ReplyDeleteI think he was! Thanks Giorgio :-D
DeleteHaha -Christine cmlk79.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteThanks Christine :-D
DeleteThe pattern looks charming
ReplyDeleteIt really does :-D
DeleteI may have mentioned this before, but if you haven't read "The Sound of a Wild Snail Eating" you need to put it on your list. You are housebound at present so an ideal time for a good book.
ReplyDeleteI've added to my list David. Thanks :-D
Delete...part of Mother Nature's design work!
ReplyDeleteYup Tom :-D
DeleteSuper photograph Ananka.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Thanks Jan :-D
DeleteThat's a very good looking snail!
ReplyDeleteIt really is Terry :-D
DeleteUy que lindo. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteThanks :-D
DeleteJaki słodki ślimak. Bardzo lubię takie w skorupce. Uwielbiam fotografowac zwierzęta. Najbardziej moje dwa kotki które są bardzo fotogeniczne. Pozdrawiam najserdeczniej z Polski
ReplyDeleteOh I love taking photos of my cats too. Thanks :-D
DeleteQuite a beauty!
ReplyDeleteIt really is :-D
DeleteThe shell reminds me of cream on top of a hot cocoa.
ReplyDeleteYour right Kirk, it does :-D
DeleteHe’s a slow talker
ReplyDeleteHaha yes! :-D
DeleteSuch a talkative species...
ReplyDeleteThey are a very friendly lot :-D
DeleteLike people, the hard part is to get them to come out of their shell! Hee hee hee--- I couldn't resist. And yes, most vehicles here for the last 50 years or so have automatic transmissions. I learned to drive with manuel, but...
ReplyDeleteGood one Bill! Good to know. Over here most people learn in Autos these days, better to learn in a manual I think! :-D
DeleteDear Ananka, I've never had a chat with a snail. But I talk with my cats every day.
ReplyDeleteI talk to my cats everyday too Irina :-D
DeleteEsses animais são os mais inteligentes, andam devagar e carregam suas casas nas costas, e quando são usados na culinária, custam uma fortuna. rsrsrsrs
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They are clever. I don't think they should be eaten though. :-D
DeleteWhat a very nice shell and design.
ReplyDeleteIt really is Bill. Thanks :-D
DeleteExcelente Foto Ananka. Acho que não temos desse tipo de caracol no Brasil. Uma excelente tarde de sexta-feira. Grande abraço do seu amigo brasileiro.
ReplyDeleteThanks Luiz :-D
DeleteHave a nice weekend!
ReplyDeleteThanks Anne :-D
DeleteBeautiful shell. Great close-up 👏
ReplyDeleteThanks Marie :-D
DeleteThat's a pretty shell!
ReplyDeleteIt really is. Thanks :-D
DeleteAnd they are such great photo models too LOL
ReplyDeleteThey sure are. Thanks :-D
DeleteSo cute
ReplyDeleteThanks :-D
DeleteWe have snails in our yard but I never see the shells. That is a beautiful shell
ReplyDeleteIt's a wonderful shell. I like all the different snails and shells :-D
DeleteI find small ordinary shells at times in the garden, but never one quite so beautiful and occupied. Mine are usually empty.
ReplyDeleteWe gets lots of snails in the garden. I like seeing them :-D
DeleteAdorable capture. I wonder what you chatted about. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Ivana. Life, the Universe and everything! :-D
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