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bogsnailDescripción
I am 100% certain of this location, and the identification seems very certain. I think this might be important, as it is a very rare species only found alive a few times in the last 6 years. the shape matches a species found in Australia. If it's that species, how did it get here? If it's the California native species, could this be an extended range? Introduced? New species, even??
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Escarabajos Buceadores (Género Dytiscus)Observ.
dustin_lynchDescripción
Larva.
With Meredith Swartwout and Chris Boccia. Foothills Master Naturalists outreach event.
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Escarabajos Buceadores (Familia Dytiscidae)Observ.
kuedaLugar
Mitchell Canyon Visitors Center, Mount Diablo State Park, Contra Costa County, CA, USA (Google, OSM)
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huwalu_ka_usingDescripción
Somewhat newly hatched L1 larva, seems to not have eaten much yet.
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tlawsonDescripción
From an old collection - Monroe, Snohomish Co., Washington. Collected in deciduous forest. W. J. Eyerdam Collection. June 13, 1937.
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Babosa Tigre (Limax maximus)Observ.
xmeulinDescripción
Leopard slug found unresponsive with a suspected prolapsed pneumostome.
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jjjjaaaammmmiiiieeeeDescripción
Tagged for the sideband.
Note the smaller snail below.
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Caracol Europeo de Jardín (Cornu aspersum)Observ.
sallyslakFecha
Septiembre 7, 2021Descripción
My young friend Ethan Griffin found this beast in his garden and would love to get any insights on this warped snail. Photos by Ethan.
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bogsnailDescripción
Looks like a butter clam, with some sort of mutation to the shell. I've only ever seen this once in person, but oddly enough there is another observation of another butter clam shell with the same mutation, found in the same place. Maybe a local environmental factor causing irregular growth patterns?
