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I am not sure that I find this one beautiful. But then, I am eating slimy food. That was probably too much information.
wait I think that I am confused and/or do not know enough about snails. I have never seen one uhm in this position. Only just straight forward out of the shell.
“Only just straight forward out of the shell.” You are not thinking of slugs are you, Elisa?
no 😀
i’ll explain it later I am going out to walk at the Tree Place now.
see, like this straight forward, http://mike585.wordpress.com/2014/09/26/snail-3/
Uhm maybe I do not know how snails move is that ‘slimy’ bit a foot thing?
Some snails are a delicacy, Elisa, so they can’t all be bad. I find them interesting, but maybe I’m a little strange.
The snail image shows how well its shell colours blend with those of the tree bark, ELISA.
MIKE it’s still slimy and oozy looking but Yes I can see the shell bark perfect round lines on the shell beauty if I cover up the other bits. Well, the patterns on the snail body the little ‘white’ bits are an interesting pattern too if I don’t notice that it’s slimy 😀
It’s not the taker of the image it’s the shudder reaction to bits of the object.
Sorry, Elisa, I didn’t write your name in capitals on purpose. I don’t know why, but my phone insists on writing Elisa in uppercase.
lol i just thought you were chiding me for not noticing as I often notice everything, i was teasing back, many pardons for confusion
It loves me, that’s all.
I don’t think a snail is able to conceptualise “love”, Elisa. I’m not an expert, so I could be wrong.
Amazing colours in this one. It’s almost like the snail is trying to blend in.