This fellow was on our milk-weed plant. I have not identified it. It is beautiful in its two-color coat. The “horns” are also impressive.
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Don, you should Google “yellow garden slug” and read up on this guy. He might not be as harmless as he looks.
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Hi, Joe! Good morning. Thanks for taking the time and trouble to send me info on this orange creature. Makes sense. I did not touch it, just brought it to the kitchen table carefully and took pix.
Sorry to hear of Wambura. This is news to me. Another attack! We trust in the Lord, not in man, that is for sure.
It will be good when Amos gets into the local picture, hopefully.
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