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Working On My Tan - Arion subfuscus Slug Photograph by Carol Senske

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Comments (12)

Linda Howes

Linda Howes

Awe so cute Carol! I love how they sparkle in the sun! l/f

Carol Senske replied:

LOL - it's a glitter girl (or boy).

Diane Marcotte

Diane Marcotte

Great photograph and title! :-)

Carol Senske replied:

Thanks, Diane - did I make it look cute??? LOL

Sharon Burger

Sharon Burger

Sluggle with a snug... you bet

Elizabeth  Doran

Elizabeth Doran

Gosh They bring anything alive in except the poisonous centipedes here. They love nature and all things that grow outside including all creepy crawlies, the Cane spider and lizards here.

Bob Orsillo

Bob Orsillo

Carol this is really cool photograph! ... v/f

Carol Senske replied:

Thank you, Bob:>). In truth, it may be grazing on algae or some such thing but here it sits - in the sun! - with a shadow, no less!

Elizabeth  Doran

Elizabeth Doran

I really like this, his color is amazing! My boys are always collecting the huge slugs in our yard and try to bring them in to keep them as pets!

Carol Senske replied:

Lovely (not!). If they didn't leave those inconvenient slime trails it would be far better. But really - I'm tickled the boys are so into nature and the creatures around them; that's wonderful!

Sharon Burger

Sharon Burger

Yuck Carol...lol

Carol Senske replied:

What! You don't want to snuggle with a slug?????

Elizabeth  Doran

Elizabeth Doran

This one is kind of translucent and very pretty. Can slugs be pretty? The biggest one I have seen here was about 7 inches long climbing up the side of my house. They flatten out in a pretty big circle to.

Carol Senske replied:

I think they can be very handsome! Some have lovely patterns and colors - don't necessarily want to snuggle with them, though LOL

Elizabeth  Doran

Elizabeth Doran

I like it! I like slugs! Great Shot! Banana slugs are they the ones we have here that are like 5 inches long?

Carol Senske replied:

Banana slugs are a different species, I think. They are more yellow and, yes, very big:>). Here's a quote from Wikipedia, "The Pacific banana slug is the second-largest species of terrestrial slug in the world, growing up to 25 centimetres (9.8 in) long,[4] and weights of 115 gram (4 oz)."

Doris Potter

Doris Potter

Great shot Carol! Have you ever seen a Banana slug? (I think they are only on the west coast). They are amazing!

Carol Senske replied:

Hi, Doris. You're right, I think - they are only West Coast and I have some corrections to make on some of my pictures:>). These guys are introduced and now considered "naturalized fauna". The Banana Slugs are huge and yellow and very handsome! Never met one in person:>)

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