Edible Snail 1 by helanker
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We have plenty of these big snails in the garden. Mostly in the area where there has been a little marsh once and there are now a few fruit trees. SO if you are in need for eating snails, we can deliver LOL! I could easily fill a bucket. :)
Have a wonderful day.
We had superb weather today too. sunny and about 20C, which is ideal for me, Per and Magnus, these days when Per and I are working in the garden.
As usual, Thank you for your always welcome viewing, commenting and fav to my previous post. :-)
Comments (21)
Super sharp capture Helle. There are snails at the offices where my wife works. I will see if I can photograph some. God Bless.
Lovely shot Helle and it looks very healthy but no thank you!!
Wonderful capture of this little guy Helle, just lucky for me I'm not that hungry. Lol
Hm, delicious with garlic butter made on a barbecue! LOL! Superb capture! I always loved this bluish shimmer beneath the skin.
I will pass on eating any but I do enjoy this macro
you can eat my share
I have lots of them, too, they are too cute to eat ;o)))))))))
Oh, what a marvelous creature! It would seem that such snails enjoy the land that was once a marsh. Maybe it's ancestral snail-land? I love the details in this photograph, especially the snail itself. The details just beneath the skin are super. I've never seen this type of snail before and I have to say it's quite a handsome specimen. I can't eat snails, however; I have a personal rule that I cannot eat something that I might want to keep as a pet. Oh, and I like the lichens and the algae-sort-of-greenish growth. Is it a type of moss or is it a land-dwelling algae? Whatever it is, it's lovely. I can almost smell that nice, garden scent.
Edible by whom?! NOT me for sure! Rosie is quite keen on snail which is why I have to do her with a special anti-parasite treatment every month, as they carry lungworm.The others aren't interested, thankfully! A really SUPERB portrait of this creature.
Excellent shot - wonder what a Danish snail would taste like in a little garlic butter ;)
Close up the look really marvelous don't they? I have no need to eat your snails thank you very much. I have more than enough in my own garden:-)
Oh you wouldn't eat this cute little guy, or would you! ;D LOL! Superb details and capture! :)
Awesome work on this beautiful scene
I'll skip that meal, if you don't mind! I can't bring myself to eat something that slimes all over my garden and eats the flowers. It's a great shot, though!
Helle this is a really interesting looking snail, I have not seen one so pale looking before, but hey guess that is why he is an edible one. I really could not eat the little fella though, so you can take care of him in your garden if you don't mind lol. hugs Jane xx
Superb capture as always! Thank you for the details
Oooo, meat on the hoof, well sorta! ;)
Great capture! :)
here it's the snails that eat ;-D fabulous capture & love love .... the lighting & details!!!
Wonderful capture of this little guy ,Helle!Great details and lighting!
perfect snail and picture, very clear and lovely!