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Ah, I love this! We’ve been bug hunting in the rain this week. It’s great seeing the children look at these creepy crawlies with such awe and wonder at ! #SilentSunday
It’s great isn’t it
looks like the snail has some really exciting information to impart
#mysundayphoto
The poor snails in our garden are having to spend a lot of time chatting at the moment
We have lots of these on our allotment at the mo – I must say they’re a pest! #MySundayPhoto
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They are a real pest, sadly I am not allowed to remove any from our garden as the child is befriending, naming and labelling them all! So if you find a chalk covered snail in your allotment, it will be because it’s run away from my child!!
A little friend from the garden?
Have a great Sunday and thank you for linking up to #MySundayPhoto
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We’ve been watching a lot of Turbo recently!!
Awww love this so much, my 7 year old would scream his head off if he saw this photo he is terrified of snails… I’ve no idea why, they’re hardly scary creatures are they? lol
Bless him! That said I’m terrified of slugs and they are only naked snails.
He looks fascinated with his little buddy! My kiddies are the same for some reason 🙂
Thanks for linking up to #SilentSunday x
Sonia recently posted…#SilentSunday 3 June 2018
Every single snail we find at the moment must be fully examined, named and never lost in the garden!!