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Hemphillia camelus

Camel Jumping-slug

Hemphillia camelus

Hemphillia camelus, photographed in July 2013 at the Redgrave Rest Area on the Trans-Canada Hwy 1, west of Donald, BC.

This entry was posted in Mollusca and tagged BC, Binneyidae, Hemphillia, jumping-slugs, slugs on 6 August 2013 by Robert Forsyth.

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