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A song thush beating a garden snail out of its shell on our driveway.
Garden snail
These abound in our garden and are mostly nocturnal but do come out into the garden after rain. During the hot months here they find a dark shady nook to hide, keep cool and sleep.
The snails found in our garden are an introduced species, having two pairs of tentacles, rather than one pair as in native Australian snails and slugs.
australian.museum/learn/animals/molluscs/garden-snail/
Photo: Jean
Garden snail
These abound in our garden and are mostly nocturnal but do come out into the garden after rain. During the hot months here they find a dark shady nook to hide, keep cool and sleep.
The snails found in our garden are an introduced species, having two pairs of tentacles, rather than one pair as in native Australian snails and slugs.
australian.museum/learn/animals/molluscs/garden-snail/
Photo: Jean
Garden snail
These abound in our garden and are mostly nocturnal but do come out into the garden after rain. During the hot months here they find a dark shady nook to hide, keep cool and sleep.
The snails found in our garden are an introduced species, having two pairs of tentacles, rather than one pair as in native Australian snails and slugs.
australian.museum/learn/animals/molluscs/garden-snail/
Photo: Jean
Johnston, Rhode Island
Johnston, Rhode Island
Cantareus aspersus, Common Garden Snail. Location: Australia, Victoria, Sealers Cove - Boardwalk. Survey: Wilsons Prom Bioscan WPB 033
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