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Along a Fundy shore

Two helicids and a slug. Saint John, New Brunswick, along the railway tracks.

Arianta arbustorum, meets Deroceras reticulatum.

Cepaea hortensis.

This entry was posted in Mollusca and tagged Arianta arbusotrum, Cepaea hortensis, Helicidae, introduced species on 8 August 2017 by Robert Forsyth.

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