All of the shells I have found over the years are lovingly placed in my shell garden ...
But that one ... I don't recognize!
Do you see him?
This wonderful forest snail certainly picked the right place to hide!
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Oh, sissy! This hast got to be one of my favorite photos you've taken! I LOVE it.
ReplyDeleteIt fills my eyes to the max!
So sweet! I wonder if he's looking for a friend.
ReplyDeleteThat would make a cool poster.
ReplyDeleteIsn't that so funny. I agree with Garden Lily, it WOULD make a cool poster. I just rec'd a poster in the mail today of a Great Egret I took while vacationing in S. Tx. this winter. I am so excited. It's only the 2nd time I've ever had one of my photos printed poster size. (http://kaholly.blogspot.com/2010/03/great-egret.html )
ReplyDeletecute pictures! Looks like someone else is a fan of your collection too :) I have a pretty large shell and rock collection...as much as we move, it gets heavier all the time!
ReplyDeleteAmazing you were able to notice him among all that camouflage!
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