Pfeiffer’s Amber Snail (Oxyloma elegans), appears to have taken up permanent residence on the edge of my back garden pond. Most days, and for weeks, I have seen it on the rocks or on the Yellows Iris.
June 2017.
Permanent Residence
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He seems like he would be very much at home on a celery stalk I have in my fridge! Lovely capture!
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I guess he sure would be 🙂
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i just read that this little lovely can live for 13-17 months, so it may be around for a while. It certainly coordinates nicely with the colors around it, and the striations in the leaves match up nicely with those in its shell. It’s a lovely photo, indeed.
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Thank you, Linda 🙂 I really like the way you have picked up the striations 🙂 I didn’t realise they lived as long as that, so thank you again!
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The colours compliment each other so beautifully. Terrific shot!
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Thank you 🙂 I noticed two of them there yesterday.
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