Jul 5
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Diagnosis: Rhinocochlis nasuta Common name: Green Snail
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One snail, please 🐌
You get a...
Diagnosis: Rhinocochlis nasuta Common name: Green Snail
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A collection of Beehive snails on a Citrus tree. First time I’ve come across a gathering of specimens.
Coneuplecta pampini Coneuplecta calculosa
28/05/22
Hey I know this is a snail blog and all that.. But uhh, just between you and me..
You got any *slugs* in the back?
Hmm. Best I can do is a...
Diagnosis: Ubiquitarion iridis Common name: Iridescent Semi-Slug
Today's snail: Taphrenalla diadema | Yellowish Crown Snail
snail number 2
also southwestern ohio. inat says it’s in the genus zonitoides
Snail spotted!
Diagnosis: Zonitoides sp. Common name: Gloss Snails Notes: Tentative, given that there are many similar-looking species in the area. I'm torn between this being Z. arboreus or Z. nitidus. The latter has a distinctive orange-yellow spot below the shell that's located just before the lip, which is sometimes difficult to see in photos but I thiiiink I can see it here...?
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May I present this really cool shell-less snail I found in a Tenerife laurel forest
Very cool! Semi-slugs are out of my realm of expertise, but going by local species my best guess is...
Diagnosis: Insulivitrina lamarckii Common name: N/A
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Snail spotted!
Diagnosis: Ariophanta exilis Common name: Two-Striped Ariophanta
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Today's snail: Dyakia regalis
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