The ones I saw being born were white, milky and covered in slime - lovely.
I barely remember that being a snail so putting 8 and 15 together I came up with the idea that these might be slug.... but they might be Alien Kitty? <Wonders> Why would they pick my cold frame?
George is currently doing the Full Monty (wearing only a hat) and is propped up against the hedge. This unfortunately makes him look like a peeping Tom as my neighbour commented whilst hanging out her washing.
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The ones I saw being born were white, milky and covered in slime - lovely.
I barely remember that being a snail so putting 8 and 15 together I came up with the idea that these might be slug.... but they might be Alien Kitty? <Wonders> Why would they pick my cold frame?
Didn't intend to give you the heebie jeebies Cloggie
Probably my imagination working overtime from watching repeats of the X Files on Spike every night
Leopard slug eggs.
Are you still having nightmares about George Kitty? Sorry 'bout that.
Lyn, what do you know about Leopard Slug eggs? Dish the dirt ... as it were!! he he
Nightmares about George Cloggie?
Never, I'm his number one fan
Not too sure about the leopard slugs, think I've read on the forum that they're the good guys of the slug world. Nut will know better than me.
What's George doing for Hallowe'en this year Clogs? I miss him a bit.
The good news is Leopard slugs eat other slugs.
The bad news is they grow up to 17cm long. That's over 6 inches. That's one helluva slug!!!!
George is currently doing the Full Monty (wearing only a hat) and is propped up against the hedge. This unfortunately makes him look like a peeping Tom as my neighbour commented whilst hanging out her washing.
Wish I'd not touched the sluggy maternity ward now, leopard slugs sound like fascinating creatures https://www.opalexplorenature.org/leopardslug
the next mollusc generation in one of my pots today
In the sticks near Peterborough
This is really interesting and helpful to us new gardeners, thanks. Is now about the time we may see slug eggs about then?
I think they're like rabbits wakeshine, always at it
In the sticks near Peterborough