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| Unidentified | 10 May 2024 | arjay |
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6 comments
Michael123
wrote:
10 May 2024
not really sure about this one. Does this person have any more images ? Could be Pommerhelix mastersi which is found east and south of there. Could be Galadistes molong which has been found at Bungendore. Need to see more mages.
Michael123
wrote:
10 May 2024
looks like it has a globose shaped shell, more photos will be helpful.
arjay
wrote:
10 May 2024
What do you want the photos to show? I have four photos of this particular snail but they are all pretty much from the same aspect. I do have photos of other native snails but they may be a different species. I don't know enough about snails to know.
Michael123
wrote:
13 May 2024
Any more photos would be helpful. I am thinking it could be Galadistes molong which ranges from Bungendore north to somewhere north of Mudgee. If it is that species it would be a fair way east of its range. So little collecting has been done in that area.
arjay
wrote:
13 May 2024
I have checked through my pix and mostly they are very similar to the one I posted so not a great deal of help. I would also think it is G molong rather than P mastersi. Just from looking at the photos online. I will keep an eye out for the latter because I think they could also be found here. Or rather I think not all the native snails here look exactly the same. For some reason I don't have many photos of any of them. Not sure why not since I take multiple photos of just about everything else. It does seem to have stopped raining for the moment so I will be outside a bit more.
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- 6 May 2024 11:13 AM Recorded on
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