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Caracol Europeo de Jardín (Cornu aspersum)Observ.
dianapoeschelDescripción
It was on my porch
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Babosa Banana de California (Ariolimax californicus)Observ.
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I counted 157 different banana slugs, including this one, along the Purisima Creek trail today.
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A whole mess (at least 25) of what look like striped greenhouse slugs under a cover board set 6 feet from compost next to a cinder block wall. Slugs we have seen here before have identified by others as striped greenhouse
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Otala lacteaObserv.
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I found 100s of these, dormant in the dry weather, all over this section of roadside fence. Wow!
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Fallen Leaf Lake. In pine needle debris at granite boulder bases. Elevation 6,250 ft. Shells are about 3 mm in diameter.
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Género AriolimaxObserv.
izajDescripción
How do you tell the difference between banana slug species? I also took a video of the banana slug eating: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ajXFAp_03I
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panarthropodaDescripción
Found in the middle of a fire road, it was eating a dried out dead lizard, which is difficult to see but visible in the images.
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Subgénero ArionObserv.
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I hope this id is wrong since this apparently is an invasive species, but whatever it is, it is very common at this park.
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Caracol Castaña de San Diego (Glyptostoma newberryanum)Observ.
pileatedDescripción
8 individuals seen surface active near a deep opening at base of a rock pile
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pileatedLugar
Canton Creek, Canton Creek Road 2.3 miles northeast of FS-38, Umpqua National Forest, Douglas County, Oregon. (Google, OSM)
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Babosa Banana (Ariolimax columbianus)Observ.
pileatedLugar
Lower Grave Creek Road 1.3 miles east of Merlin Galice Road, Josephine County, Oregon. (Google, OSM)
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Otala lacteaObserv.
pileatedFecha
Septiembre 28, 2015Descripción
Shell imaged here encountered along trail. Dilapidated shells seen under a pallet. The juvenile hanging arboreal on grass was imaged by Ryan P. O'Donnell.
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Caracol Moro (Cepaea nemoralis)Observ.
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Aestivating individuals in suburban environment
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Caracol Castaña de San Diego (Glyptostoma newberryanum)Observ.
pileatedDescripción
Juvenile shell
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Caracol Castaña de San Diego (Glyptostoma newberryanum)Observ.
pileatedDescripción
About a dozen individuals seen surface active
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pileatedDescripción
As far as I know, this is the first record of Anadenulus cockerelli in over 70 years, and the first images of this species ever.
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pileatedLugar
South of Drew, campground at intersect of FS-1633 and SR-227, SR-227 4.0 miles S of Tison Rd, Umpqua Nat For, Douglas Co, OR. (Google, OSM)
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Conceivably http://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/228797-Prophysaon-andersoni. Found under a log, maybe 3-4 cm long.
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mbowserFecha
Septiembre 5, 2014Descripción
I added this specimen to the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge's entomology collection (KNWR:Ento); record available at the URI below.
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rjadams55Descripción
Only about 1 cm long, its pattern and habitat still appear to be a match in appearance, habitat, and distribution for the Reticulate Taildropper based on the book "Land Snails and Slugs of the Pacific Northwest"
