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Lettuce leaf with snail
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Spanish slug pest Arion vulgaris snail parasitizes on potato leaves Solanum tuberosum potatoes leaf vegetables or cabbage lettuce moving in the garden, eating ripe plant crops. An invasive of slug native to Spain land from the Iberian Peninsula. Dangerous for agriculture, farming and farm. Must be picked hand. Does enormous damage. Local overpopulation or overgrowth. Lack of natural enemies and parasites. Disposal granules molluscicides by poison pesticides or parasitic nematodes. Czech Europe
Arion vulgaris Spanish Slug. Digitally Enhanced Photograph.
Large brown slug crawling in grass. Close-up. Parasites, pests of agriculture.
A United States Army World War II infantry sniper soldier with authentic helmet, uniform and weapon lies hidden but ready for action - almost invisible in tall grass. June 2015 Utah \
Slug, or land slug crawls at night after rain in search of food
Close up of brown spain slug
spanish slug, Arion vulgaris, in the garden on a lettuce leaf, Snail plague in the vegetable patch, the enemy of every hobby gardener.
Briksdal Glacier Valley, Jostedalsbreen National Park, Norway. In the foreground a sign for the footpath alongside the river towards the glacier.
Close up view of common brown Spanish slug on wooden log outside. Big slimy brown snail slugs crawling in the garden
Lizard hiding in the bushes. These lizards are active during the day. They like to bask in the sun in the morning, which cold-blooded animals need for the proper functioning of their bodies.
Black Slug, Arion Ater. Although a very common slug, there are three species in this complex Arion ater, A. rufus and A. vulgaris. Devon, Ivybridge.
Snail among green wet grass
Leopard slug ( Limax maximus) crawling along a terrace. Known to be one of the largest keeled slugs.
Image of stink bug (Erthesina fullo) on tree. Insect. Animal
The dog sniffs african achatina snails outdoors
Arion vulgaris Spanish Slug. Digitally Enhanced Photograph.
The invasive terrestrial brown snail Arion vulgaris isolated on white
Brown snail crawling on a green lettuce salad leaf close up photography.
A shellless snail, slug eating young vegetables, sprouting radish in the spring in a vegetable garden.
A close up of a slimy slug crawling on the ground. Photo taken with an iPhone 4s.
(Ariolimax Columbianus) The Pacific Banana Slug is the second largest land slug found in the world. They can grow up to 9.8 inches. These slugs are found on the western coast areas of the United States and Canada. They move by way of a muscular foot under their body, which is also their stomach. Some other characteristics they have, are 4 antennae. The tallest two are their eyes and the shorter ones they use for smelling and feeling. They have a pore opening on the side of their head for breathing to their single lung. The slime on their bodies is their defense mechanism. The slime causes numbness of mouth and tongue if ingested. These animals are decomposers. They eat dead plant and animal matter.
Wild Colombian Ground Squirrels in beautiful natural scenery of Glacier National Park's Avalanche Lake Area in Montana, USA.
Snail crawling on the green moss with blurred background, shallow depth of field
Close up photography of snail who crawls on the moss. One day in the forest.
Close up of a slug on a mossy log
Perpolita hammonis Land Snail. Digitally Enhanced Photograph.
The raspberry cane borer is a lepidopteran that is extremely harmful to raspberries.
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