It never surprises me what I see on my walks...
Creepy crawlies and slimey slugs....we share the planet with some wondeful wildlife.
Creepy crawlies and slimey slugs....we share the planet with some wondeful wildlife.
I have never seen a slug six foot up a tree before... the tree was only seven foot tall.
It was making his way back down...
A short time later I saw a real monster on the path... he was huge!
My car keys to try and show how big he was...
I have a little car...the keys are normal size
...a face only a mother could love...
We share our countryside with some fascinating wildlife.
14 comments:
um, yeah. those are definitely monsterish. :)
All too true Andrew. In tropical waters I have seen sea-slugs the size of a loaf o bread so thick on the ocean floor you had to watch where you put your feet between them. The people there eat them. I know the French eat snails and I have (once) too, yet somehow, eating slugs is beyond me.
Great photos.
And I thought I had slug problems ;)
He's huge!
Yeah! That's nice!
Hugs.
Here in the Pacific Northwest we have Banana slugs so named because they are yellow like a banana and nearly as big. Not something you'd want to step on...especially barefoot.
There are some large ones about.......good job you hadn't taken a salad with you.....been a rare fight over it.
I am surprised ... beautiful shots!
Wow, monstrous ones - like scenes from SF. It could be called 'Invasion of Monstrous Slags':)
They are monstrous and beautiful slugs.
beautiful "Lumaccio":)
thanks andrew
have a nice evenings
ciao
Matteo
Gee, he's a hard worker to climb all that far. Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
I can`t believe he crawled that far,for what,I wonder?phyllis
It is so very beautiful! really beautiful!
Perfect title! Favourite shot: #7.
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