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Last Update: Wednesday, January 19, 2011 At: 4:27:41
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Snails & Slugs
The fascinating world of gastropods an interesting and informative site new in 2010 by Swiss born Schnggli (nick name) "I created this weblog to share with others my interest in gastropods - or "snails and slugs", if you prefer. Here on the web I go by the nick of Schnggli, which is - unsurprisingly, I guess - Schwiizerttsch (Swiss German) for a snail. ..." |
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Leopard Slug
Limax maximus (This site is a photographic delight.) - Leopard Slugs were introduced to America, but are now common. They grow to four inches. They are usually grayish yellow with black spots or bands. Often they are wrinkled.
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Slugs
by Ric Bessin, Extension Entomologist University of Kentucky Department of Entomology
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Have You Been Slimed?
How to get slug slime off your handsBy Marion Owen, Fearless Weeder for PlanTea, Inc. and Co-author of Chicken Soup for the Gardener's Soul
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Banana Slug
(Ariolimax columbianus) Photo #4 and some information
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Backyard Nature
Though snails and slugs look very different from one another, they're practically the same thing -- except that snails carry coiled shells on their backs, while slugs don't. ...
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The Nature Journal.Com
Archive for the 'slugs' Category "The book includes all alien species of snails and slugs that are established in Canada, as well as species of slugs that are sometimes found in greenhouses. This project is to be finished by the end of the Federal Fiscal Year, 31 March 2009....
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European Red Slug
The European red slug, Arion rufus L, is common to sites in the Pacific Northwest.
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The Slugs Of Florida
by the University of Florida - Florida has a depauparate slug fauna, having only three native species which belong to three different families. ...
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Bay Nature
Why are banana slugs so slimy Back when I used to teach children about nature, I often relied on a "hook" to keep them focused. ...
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