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INTERESTING CREATURE

I spotted this fellow in the driveway one morning.  Then he was spotted by my wife in the evening going the other direction.  We think he was making the daily commute.

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Carol said…
What Tim fails to mention is that he named this snail Buford. And I was extremely attached to him. Until I realized that he and his pals are eating the plants. He has a lot of friends. I still like him a lot, but am significantly less enamored.
phutton said…
Cute! I'm glad he made it across the driveway both times!
phutton said…
He does kind of look like a Buford, with his shell at that jaunty angle.

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