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Almost stepped on this little one, and got a fun close up shot from the telephoto camera on the X300 Ultra.
From the moment she found it Helena carried her "pet snail" around with her everywhere. She kept giving it kisses...I washed the shell...and made a blanket out of a leaf. The next day she came down to the laundry room with me and insisted on bringing Flap with her. She ended up stepping on "him" after putting him on the ground so that she could help me transfer wet clothes to the dryer. She was so upset. I'm just glad she didn't cut her foot on the sharp pieces. She finally decided to believe me that there really wasn't a snail living in the shell after all.
Curiosities/treasures from my recent trip to the Central Coast of California. November 20, 2013
See this & others on the international blog Sketching in Nature naturesketchers.blogspot.com/2013/11/central-california-c...
one of billy currie's pictures. of this snail and shell, a long way up on this bright garden flower, don't think height matters to these little critters. langholm, dumfriesshire, scotland.
An empty snail shell on the petals of a marguerite petal about 2 feet above the ground. The shell does seem to have been kept in place with slime. I'm pretty certain the occupant has not gone on holiday.
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I was out picture exploring and I came across some empty shot gun shell, and while leaning over to pic them up I found a little shell as big as a quarter setting in some moss, and the early morning dew. Thinking back as to when schools would bring in stuffed dead animals. That's what this reminded me of in the sunlight, only not in a wooden box. with a glass window.
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In the woods a cabin stands close to an old tree. Some say somebody is still living inside, but no one has seen them for a long time. You could just open the door and peek inside, but you dare not. And so, the cabin remains in the woods waiting until some day it may just be gone.
I had this idea when I carried a snail shell in a little plastic tin so it doesn't brake^^
hope you like it
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got everything in the British matchbox, everything but but the marble and the hand.
(Picture of box to follow)
I went out for a quick walk around the block to look for pictures on the Sunday before last. I ended up spotting this partially broken snail shell on the ground, and I moved it to a more picturesque location. I think I should have pulled off that randomly long piece of dried grass, however.
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Theme Of The Week - Macro/Close up
I was going to take a picture of a tiny toad I found in my yard, but he jumped out of my hands before I could get my camera.
I saw this beautiful snail shell one morning and had to take a closer look.
I had been reading a few things about snails and slugs lately after developing an interest from reading The Sound of a Wild Snail Eating.
Also, snails are great at one thing I'm particularly terrible at: living slowly.