Snail on Guelder by durleybeachbum
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Description
This is the plain form of the Brown-lipped Banded Snail, Cepaea nemoralis.
The leaf is Guelder-rose, Viburnum opulis.
See the striped version of this common species Here
Comments (21)
I've never seen one like this. Nice image. I like the markings on the banded one.
beautiful done, great clarity again, new hardware or software?
Neither! My oldest TZ3 and photoshop crop.
Ah yes, I have such an abundance of these little suckers that I never see any veggies from my garden. This is a great shot of the little culprits.
No kidding ... the composition is too perfect ... you placed the snail in place ...
Excellent. I love snails - whenever I feel stressed, nothing calms me more than watching a snail in a hurry. :-)
beautiful clarity, a lovely shot
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
A slow shutter speed ??? Nice shot.
cool !
This is soooooo good on the ZooM !!!!! popped into Fav´s
Perfect picture !!!!!!!!!!
Fabulous captures they are very interesting to view
very cool micro
Lovely capture, haven't seen many snails this year!!
beautiful nature photo
The garden where i previously lived was running alive with the striped shell variety when first moved in, avoided using slug pellets, just went out after dark with a torch and bucket and caught them. I could have started up a snail export business to France!. These are two excellent shots, I think I may have one in my gallery.. not sure which species.
Beautiful capture of this one; I had never seen the striped ones until I moved here, and we have tons of them!
Great shot and postwork on this image of the beautiful escargot, slowly negotiating its way across the lovely flora, A.
Great shot , I've seen quite a few of these plain ones this year I think the wet winter must have washed all the stripes off.
Such a satisfying composition. Wonderful image!
Two beautiful snail photos Andrea!