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Old 06-06-2010, 10:29 AM   #4438
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Originally Posted by FlorenceArt View Post
Vade retro, satanas
Probably not. I like snails though...
We have twice had an example of a species of a largish native snail in our upper side garden. They look little different to a normal garden snail, except their shell is slightly more conical, and about the size of a golf ball (and the body scaled as with a garden snail). I've a picture if one crawling on my hand somewhere around the place. I've the shell of another sitting on the side retaining wall. I'm pretty sure they don't eat greenery, but just the dead stuff on the ground (a but like our native, big, burrowing cockroaches, which we also get in the garden). Certainly they've no interest in our current plants, which are mostly trees.

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Marc
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