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Mollusc eggs found in my bag of bark mulch. very beautiful and no, I didn't destroy them. There is room in the front garden for all sorts of creatures. Let them eat Ivy, I say! A shot of how I found them Here

Comments (27)


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Jay-el-Jay

11:59AM | Sun, 01 September 2013

A fine shot of these unusual egg cases.

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kgb224

12:12PM | Sun, 01 September 2013

Superb capture Andrea. God bless.

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pat40

12:16PM | Sun, 01 September 2013

Superb Capture.

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jayfar

1:04PM | Sun, 01 September 2013

They make an interesting picture.

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emmecielle

2:21PM | Sun, 01 September 2013

Very interesting image! Excellent capture! :)

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kaward

2:29PM | Sun, 01 September 2013

Superb shot! I like the idea of training molluscs to eat weeds! What a timesaver that would be for every gardener.

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moochagoo

2:31PM | Sun, 01 September 2013

Really amazing to see that :)

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Katraz

3:00PM | Sun, 01 September 2013

Nice shot , the only problem with slugs is they always head for your prize plants.

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blinkings

3:37PM | Sun, 01 September 2013

Great find. I see them on the beach quite a bit.

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goodoleboy

5:46PM | Sun, 01 September 2013

Wonderful lighting and texture in this superb macro, Andrea. There is absolutely nothing like those in my vast general area.

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Adobe_One_Kenobi

6:46PM | Sun, 01 September 2013

Blimey. When my honey sees this, she'll think of her flying snails game again hehe!

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Faemike55

7:37PM | Sun, 01 September 2013

very cool capture

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wysiwig

7:49PM | Sun, 01 September 2013

They are rather attractive. You do find the most interesting things. Wonderful macro.

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auntietk

1:37AM | Mon, 02 September 2013

Fascinating! I don't know that I would have been able to identify them. Great shot!

whaleman

1:41AM | Mon, 02 September 2013

Well, that is really bizarre to me because I've never seen a slug or snail around my home. There are some snails at Lake Wabamun and I guess many people with large flower gardens do see slugs, but not me. To add to it you called them molluscs and I had no idea they belonged to that family, so carry on teaching me stuff, I've only recently come out from under my rock, LOL!

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Juliette.Gribnau

1:47AM | Mon, 02 September 2013

wow, what a great find !!

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dakotabluemoon

7:20AM | Mon, 02 September 2013

Never seen anything like this either but so interesting to say the least.

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helanker

8:51AM | Mon, 02 September 2013

Superb shot of these little strange things :-) Well seen and captured :)

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jendellas

1:10PM | Mon, 02 September 2013

WOW, your garden is a paradise for critters!!

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sandra46

5:26PM | Mon, 02 September 2013

excellent work!

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MrsRatbag

9:22PM | Mon, 02 September 2013

Wow, I'd never have known that's what these are; how can something so pretty give rise to something so pesky?

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Rhanagaz

9:07AM | Tue, 03 September 2013

Great find and capture, Andrea! Look a bit like small grapes! :o)

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danapommet

10:38PM | Tue, 03 September 2013

So you could have all kinds of things in your pond. A great photo and as Wayne mentioned - teach us teacher!

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Celart

5:39AM | Wed, 04 September 2013

Superb capture and shot

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jgeorge

6:13AM | Thu, 05 September 2013

I like the transparency... I'd keep an eye on them, to see what kind of creature they are nursing...

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aksirp

3:24PM | Fri, 06 September 2013

could be the star in a SiFi! well seen and done Andrea!

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Mark-David-Rogers

12:19PM | Tue, 10 September 2013

Nice capture Andrea, you definitely take the prize for some of the most fascinating images in such detail to be discovered in one's garden if you look beyond the mere surface of day to day life. Well done.


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F Numberf/3.3
MakePanasonic
ModelDMC-TZ3
Shutter Speed10/5000
ISO Speed400
Focal Length5

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