Limax maximus
Also called the ‘Great Grey Slug’ or the ‘Giant Garden Slug’, this is a large slug which is yellowish-grey to pinkish in colour, although this can be quite variable, with distinctive dark brown blotches and spots. It has a pronounced dorsal keel, and the sole is whitish. Its mucus is sticky and clear. Length 100 to 150mm.
It feeds on fresh and rotting plants of many kinds, and fungi.
Commonly associated with human habitation, and is found in gardens, cellars and outbuildings. It is also found in damp and shady hedgerows and woods. It hides during the day under logs and stones. Common and widespread.
Photograph taken November 2012, Warley Woods, Staffordshire. Camera Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ38. © Pete Hillman 2012.
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Yum! 😀
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Thank you 🙂
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Nice photo! It’s called Pantersnigel in Swedish. Panter=Panther
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Thank you 🙂 It is amazing how our common names can differ.
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This is the slug I’m most familiar with. Used to find them all the time when rooting around in the woods. Also at home knew if any were about because they left a silver trail on the sidewalk and concrete porch.
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This is one slug I have not seen in my back yard, only out in the woods. Thank you for your comment 🙂
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