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Smooth Land Slugs (Genus Deroceras)Observer
tshahanDescription
v small - widest shot at 2.5x mag on aps-c
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Milky Slug (Deroceras reticulatum)Observer
stazandgazerDescription
The larger slug on the left
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Ghost Slug (Selenochlamys ysbryda)Observer
wildedgesDescription
Found hunting in leaf litter
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Suborder HelicinaObserver
epic2112Description
Found under a log in a very wet, but not submerged, area.
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mosesaubreyDescription
I was standing under a Coast Live Oak and saw this slug hanging from what looks like silk. It was strange and didnt really seem to be going back up the tree or down from the 15-20 mins I was there. Something funny also was on the end of the slug. Maybe some mucus? Cool to see though. Would someone be able to help me figure out what was happening?
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Mauge's Slug (Testacella maugei)Observer
charcoscompanhiaPlace
Casa do Estudante: sede da AAUAv - Associação Académia da UA, 3810-193, Portugal (Google, OSM)
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Leaf-veined Slugs (Family Athoracophoridae)Observer
peeveeDescription
Could these be Leaf Vein slug eggs? I've only seen them clear before, not yellow.
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Yellow Cellar Slug (Limacus flavus)Observer
igor117Description
From the population identified by genitals, see my paper: http://ruthenica.net/sites/default/files/2021-06/Vol21_111-120_Balashov_Markova_0.pdf
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Limax millipunctatusObserver
guilab06Description
Length around 10 cm.
3 individuals in the entrance of a cave, about 2 m underground.
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Carolina Mantleslug (Philomycus carolinianus)Observer
schnecktimeDescription
The egg of a Carolina mantleslug hatching. The eggs were laid in a terrarium by a Carolina mantleslug that was found on my back porch.
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Genus SerphoObserver
invertebratistDescription
Native Kauri-podocarp-broadleaved forest, at night.
Being predated by Newzealandia sp.:https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/189903103
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Xerocrassa picardiObserver
pliffgrieffDescription
while classified as extinct, this species was extremely abundant in one location (to remain obscured) in 2005. I am unaware of the status at the current time.
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Xerocrassa picardiObserver
ronfDescription
This endemic species was last seen alive 10 years ago. Today, only empty shells remain to remind us that our ecosystems are highly fragile.
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Eastern Heath Snail (Xerolenta obvia)Observer
pileatedDescription
Abnormal spire height
