He's beautiful, and so tiny, I have a big soft spot for snails. Also so much less hassle than the only little friends that are ever brought home in hair around here!
What a cute baby snail! That's a nice friend to bring home. :-) I love snails. We had pet snails once and were lucky to see baby snails hatch out of eggs, so many of them, tiny and very cute.
Just glad the little bugger has a shell - because I know what my mum would do with it if it didn't, it would be included in the ritualistic carnage of seedling destroyers
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He's beautiful, and so tiny, I have a big soft spot for snails. Also so much less hassle than the only little friends that are ever brought home in hair around here!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute baby snail! That's a nice friend to bring home. :-) I love snails. We had pet snails once and were lucky to see baby snails hatch out of eggs, so many of them, tiny and very cute.
ReplyDeleteLots of oohs and aaahs here - did you give him/her a name? We call all snails Brian...
ReplyDeleteI'm not a snail lover generally but he is so cute.
ReplyDeleteThat do beat all! I suppose you could have brought home some other nasty critters that love to take up residence in one's hair!
ReplyDeleteWill s/he find a new home in your garden?
ReplyDeleteJust glad the little bugger has a shell - because I know what my mum would do with it if it didn't, it would be included in the ritualistic carnage of seedling destroyers
ReplyDeleteJames his name must be if you know your AAMilne! Can a gardener be kind and compassionate to a snail?
ReplyDeleteSeems appropriate for a slo blogger!!
ReplyDeletei could think of worse friends to bring home in your hair!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute little Slow Blogger mascot :)
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