'An apple a day keeps the doctor away' by dochtersions
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Description
These snails therefore remain very healthy (ha, ha, if you have read the title).
Frankly: "From me, a little less of those eat beasts in our garden are allowed to be active.
Thank you very much for your look, wishing you all a lovely weekend.

Comments (11)
Ja, ongelooflijk, een spreuk die de slakken zelfs kennen. Bij een raadpleging bij mijn huisdokter kwam dit per toeval ook ter sprake en toen zij hij, "deze spreuk is hier ook een tijdje opgehangen geweest in mijn wachtzaal, maar....heb het nogal snel weggenomen !! Dit is geen verzinsel Mies, maar ik moet wel zeggen dat ikzelf die spreuk daar nooit gezien heb !! Prettig weekeinde !!
Funny image,super titel,love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's normal to wander around but the weird thing is; Dozens of these snails have been Blocked. How come they're haunt inner 🤔 in something they've never seen? I have one tree and apples never fall frommy tree! These bugs have a mental eclipse!! 5+:)
superb capture and subject. they will eat the roots flowering plants
Nice observational natural history photo.
The snails do not look really healthy to me ;) Nice capture Jacomina.
Zo te zien laten zij het zich goed smaken.
excellent shot
Do not have the ability to See and Hear but they must eat :) and Rich's perspective is completely sharp Very good photography.
What a feast.
Yep---the wish of every gardener: "Let the snails eat in someone else's garden..." This is a terrific capture: The snails are having a feast. And the apple is demolished. (Also, there's a fly on top---to the left---who seems to be happy too.) I love that you caught two snails, not one.....and one's eating near the top, while the other's eating at the bottom. You have a quick eye, Jacomina: Wonderful capture.