Leopard Slug on a tree fern
Posted on 2020/03/15, in Not a bird. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.
Posted by Sarah Maddox
This is not a bird, but it’s in a tree and is likely to encounter a bird! It’s a Leopard Slug on the frond of a tree fern. It’s about 10 centimetres long. The scientific name, Limax maximus, means biggest slug. True enough!
Posted on 2020/03/15, in Not a bird. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.
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