Things are happening in the woods tonight; slugs are on the move, slowly climbing trunks and crawling over stumps. I counted 26 slugs, in extended line, on the trunk of a single birch tree. I think it might be egg laying time.
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They’re so interesting, but the breathing openings kind of freak me out.
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A little like a miniature land whale.
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Are the purple things eggs? I see them in two pictures.
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I think they are.
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They are definitely up to something.
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I reckon they are out looking for a good time.
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I hope they found one!
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I’m sure they had a wonderful jolly. I didn’t find any tree climbing slugs last night; I expect they were resting.
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