Gardeners probably won’t like this one. The Netted Slug (Deroceras (Deroceras) reticulatum) is very much hated as a pest as it eats the leaves of many various plants and crops, including seedlings.
It also goes by the names as the Field Slug or Grey Field Slug.
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I don’t mind slugs, perhaps because we get so few of them in our dry garden. These are good photographs.
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Thank you, Anne 🙂 I get a few here in this damp climate, but they generally don’t cause me too much bother.
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The first looks like a mini-whale. 🙂
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🙂
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Can not stop smiling, all I see is a small pike in the first one. 😊
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🙂
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Wow, I have never seen one close up, fascinating. Thanks. Now I never have to consider picking one up ever again.
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Lol! Thank you, Ted 🙂
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Can’t say I like his looks much but your photos do him justice 😊
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Thank you 🙂
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I grew up where slugs were common. Large slugs, several varieties. One avoided stepping on them when barefoot.
Then I lived in a drier climate where there were no slugs. I sort of missed them.
Now I’m living where there are slugs, but they’re tiny compared to those I grew up with. A nice compromise.
Thank you, for your ode to slugs.
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Nicely said, Rebecca, thank you 🙂 Yeah, barefoot on a slug is not good.
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What a cute little guy!! 🧡
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He is kinda cute, thank you, Lisa 🙂
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