You are either already subscribed or there was an error
Your entry has been submitted
Sorry, your entry could not be submitted
Slug pr0n
2009.08.02
Slugs engaging in a bit of procreation. Funnily enough they didn't seem remotely interested in me at the time ;)
Click here to add text
Slugs engaging in a bit of procreation. Funnily enough they didn't seem remotely interested in me at the time ;)
1
The 14-spot ladybird, one of four species I've seen in the garden this year, 2-spot, 7-spot and the dread Harlequin making up the rest. Harlequins were new this year, and they've already become the most common variety in the garden.
Click here to add text
The 14-spot ladybird, one of four species I've seen in the garden this year, 2-spot, 7-spot and the dread Harlequin making up the rest. Harlequins were new this year, and they've already become the most common variety in the garden.
2
One of the four ant species currently residing in the garden.
Click here to add text
One of the four ant species currently residing in the garden.
3
Did you know that slugs are hermaphrodites? I didn't until I read up on them after photographing this!
The relationship ants have with other species is also interesting; there's one species of rainforest ant which kills all but a particular tree. The ants then live inside the trees they've tended. More on that here.
Backfilling with shots taken on the day in question.
